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Sustaining Africa’s current economic growth rate will require financing and scaling innovative solutions that addresses its development challenges. According to a recent UNDP Report, total development financing gap in Africa is estimated to be at least US$100 billion annually until 2030; and as governments cannot achieve these goals alone, a multifaceted approach that includes public and private, domestic and international finance becomes necessary to meet the continent’s vast financing needs.Currently, foundations and DFIs are playing the leading roles financing the region’s development, and as they shift their approach to more innovative financing models that delivers financial returns as well as social and/or environment impacts, there is a need and growing demand by key actors for more private sector investors especially High-Net-Worth Individuals, Ultra High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs & UHNWIs) and | ||
