DBSA wants private sector to help fund R25 billion in projects
South Africa invests only about 6% of its GDP in critical infrastructure such as water, well short of the 10% envisaged by the NDP.The Development Bank of Southern Africa is looking for private investors to help fund R25 billion in infrastructure-related projects it approved in the last financial year.
The projects, which span energy, transportation and water-related infrastructure, have been identified through the DBSA’s Project Preparation Unit, which seeks to help de-risk infrastructure projects at the local, provincial and national government in order to encourage greater private sector investment in infrastructure.South Africans need to be in the know if we want to create a prosperous future.
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