The catalytic effects of DFI investment: gender equality, climate action and the harmonisation of impact standards
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Private investment and a robust private sector are fundamental drivers of economic growth and job creation, which are key ingredients to help tackle poverty. Development finance institutions (DFIs), with their core mandates to promote economic growth through their financing, risk sharing and supporting activities, have been assigned a key role in supporting the achievement of the Sustaina
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Werner Hoyer, President of the European Investment Bank today outlined a new initiative to boost financial and technical support to enhance health resilience and improve healthcare skills across Africa.
Team Europe launches new financing platform to support health security and resilience in Africa
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Sustainable Healthcare Industry for Resilience in Africa (SHIRA) to boost health security and resilience across Africa and address weaknesses highlighted by COVID-19
European Investment Bank and European Development Finance Institutions to mobilise private sector financing to improve health security and resilience
SHIRA to support broader Team Europe initiative to strengthen manufacturing and access to vaccines, medicines and health technologies in Africa
European Commission and European Investment Bank Presidents seek to work with African Partners
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Werner Hoyer, President of the European Investment Bank today outlined a new initiative to boost financial and technical support to enhance health resilience and improve healthcare skills across Africa.
Finance in Common Summit Spring Meeting: public development banks call for new financing for Africa s recovery post-Covid-19 Finance in Common Summit Spring Meeting: public development banks call for new financing for Africaâs recovery post-Covid-19 Content provided by Last updated: 1 hour ago
A global coalition of public development banks today emphasized the urgency of immediate resources for Africa’s recovery post-Covid 19. Together, they committed to deepening cooperation to boost investment opportunities across the continent.
Participants in the meeting, hosted by the African Development Bank, brainstormed on joint actions that could help boost a strong and inclusive recovery in Africa. This would be recovery grounded in a dynamic private sector. The African Association of Development Finance Institutions co-organized the meeting in collaboratio