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The DBSA is conducting a pre-feasibility study for embedded power generation in Matzikama Municipality as part of the Embedded Generation Investment Programme (EGIP), which may lead to the development of micro and mini power grids.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is supporting Matzikama Municipality in updating its outdated masterplans for water, wastewater, and electrical infrastructure. This includes preparing a 1 000kwp solar power plant in Vredendal and updating the spatial development framework and capital expenditure framework.
The DBSA implements and manages the REIPPPP, which supports the development of renewable energy projects by independent power producers. This programme facilitates investment in clean energy infrastructure across Africa.
The DBSA manages the Climate Finance Facility, which provides financing for climate-related energy projects aimed at reducing emissions and promoting sustainable energy solutions in Africa.
The DBSA supports distributed energy generation through the Embedded Generation Investment Programme, enabling businesses and institutions to generate their own renewable energy and connect to the grid.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) offers technical support to municipalities for developing sound infrastructure plans in key sectors such as water and sanitation, energy, roads and stormwater, education, health, and integrated waste management. This support helps identify sustainable projects eligible for government grants and private sector financing.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is facilitating the Berg River-Voelvlei Augmentation Scheme, a critical water infrastructure project designed to increase water supply to Cape Town and surrounding areas by pumping 23 million cubic meters annually from the Berg River to Voëlvlei Dam. The project includes construction of a low-level weir, pump station, pipeline, and reverse flow capability to support ecological releases during summer months.
This opportunity allows investors to participate in a scalable, off-grid energy and media service model in rural areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project offers pay-as-you-go solar home systems combined with PayTV content, aiming to serve over 3,000 households by September 2021 and scale to 12,000 units by year-end with USD5 million in convertible instrument financing.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is sponsoring the construction and full equipping of houses in Palm Ridge near Katlehong in the East Rand. These homes are designed to be ready for immediate occupation and include full furnishings. The initiative supports families in need and contributes to sustainable community development.
Students from Varsity College, the University of the Witwatersrand, and the University of Johannesburg can participate as volunteers in the DBSA’s Mandela Week building programme. Volunteers contribute labour and gain exposure while supporting community housing needs.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers infrastructure implementation services including design, construction, upgrades, refurbishment, and maintenance of public infrastructure projects. This includes support in sectors such as water and sanitation, education, health, transport, energy, and housing, aimed at improving access to essential services and promoting economic development.
A steel pedestrian bridge is being constructed over the Uhlanjana River in uMhlabuyalingana, KwaZulu-Natal, to ensure safe passage for school children and community members. The bridge improves access to schools, the Madonela Clinic, and other public facilities, and supports better teaching and learning outcomes.
