Mozambique: African Development Bank holds Open Day with Civil Society in Maputo
The African Development Bank in Mozambique recently met with representatives of Mozambican civil society in Maputo. Country Manager Cesar Mba Abogo welcomed government officials, development partners and civil society representatives at the Bank’s Civil Society Open Day on 9 March.
Angola’s development priorities in the spotlight during African Development Bank Group delegation visit
Angola’s social and economic progress was in the spotlight as a delegation of eight executive directors from the African Development Bank Group recently embarked on an official mission to the country. The four-day tour provided them with a unique opportunity to gain a first-hand understanding of the bank’s impact and...
World Water Day: African Development Bank makes a splash at UN 2023 Water Conference
On World Water Day the African Development Bank will join leading global stakeholders in calling for universal water security for Africans during the UN 2023 Water Conference which opens today in New York.
Liberia: African Development Fund grant to modernise payments infrastructure and systems
The African Development Fund’s Board of Directors has approved $3.9 million grant to finance upgrade of Liberia's payments infrastructure and systems project.
Kenya: African Development Bank approves $30 million Trade & SME Finance Facility for Family Bank Limited
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a $30 million Trade & SME Finance Facility for Family bank Limited (FBL) in Kenya. The facility is expected to boost intra-Africa trade, promote regional integration and contribute to the reduction of the trade & SME finance...
Session on Water Solutions for Climate Adaptation: lessons to scale up impactful delivery during the 2023 UN Water Conference
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Session on Water Solutions for Climate Adaptation: lessons to scale up impactful delivery during the 2023 UN Water Conference
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World Water Day 2023: Accelerating Change in solving Africa’s Water and Sanitation Crises
Water is an essential resource with direct impact on Africa’s economic potential: inadequate access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services reduces economic opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions on the iDICE Project
What is the iDICE Program? iDICE stands for Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises. It is an initiative of the Federal Government of Nigeria to promote entrepreneurship and innovation in the digital technology and creative industries in the context of efforts to create jobs, especially for young people.