Two African Development Bank-supported projects have been recognized at the 2024 Bonds, Loans & ESG Capital Markets Africa Awards conference. #Egypt's $478 million Sustainability Panda Bond issue was awarded the Sovereign, Supra & Agency Bond Deal of the Year, while Côte d'Ivoire's €533 million Sustainable Loan was named ESG Loan Deal of the Year. The Bank provided partial credit guarantees to support both transactions, paving the way for innovative and sustainable financing solutions in Africa.

The African Development Bank, Africa50 and Africa Sovereign Investors Forum (#ASIF), a group of 9 African sovereign investors, will collaborate on the development of green and climate-resilient infrastructure projects across the continent–rousing financing and skills development in the sector. “This is a key part of the Bank’s strategy to harness the estimated $2 trillion of assets under management from African institutional investors including sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and insurance

The African Development Bank Group Board of Directors approved a $19.85M grant to support humanitarian & resilience operations in #Sudan. More details: /bit.ly/3E3eKv0 Two African Development Bank Group supported initiatives are transforming #Madagascar agricultural sector. #Aromatsara farm, founded by Ranjatiana Randriantsara, exemplifies this success by creating employment and impacting its local community. Read More bit.ly/4hYHzql The Central African Republic is stepping into the digital age

The African Development Bank is on a mission to transform lives across the continent with #Mission300 — a collaborative initiative with the World Bank and other partners expand electricity access to 300 million Africans by 2030. From Senegal to Tanzania to Madagascar, we’re seeing real progress by powering homes, schools, farms, and businesses. But it doesn’t stop there. During recent 2025 Africa Energy Forum in Cape Town, South Africa, we showcased some innovative energy programs, smart regulat

The African Development Bank Group President Akinwumi Adesina to lead Bank delegation on mission to Tanzania to reinforce the institution’s partnership with the East African nation. Adesina will hold talks with Tanzania’s president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, with a focus on ongoing and future development opportunities for Bank financing. He is also scheduled to tour Bank-financed transportation projects across the country, including the Dodoma Outer Ring Road Project, designed to decongest Tanzania’s

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