Our Impact

Africa Map

Kenya

  • Volume of funding £65M
  • Number of FSD Africa-supported transactions closed: 2

Rwanda

  • Volume of funding £2.50M

Tanzania

  • Volume of funding £26.30M
  • Number of FSD Africa-supported transactions closed: 1

Nigeria

  • Volume of funding £18.68M
  • Number of FSD Africa-supported transactions closed: 2

Mauritius

  • Volume of funding £8.90M

Morocco

  • Volume of funding £16.30M
  • Number of FSD Africa-supported transactions closed: 1
Africa Map

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Explore FSD Africa’s footprint and achievements
across the continent

⬤ Our Interventions
⬤ Our Impact

Our Theory of Change

Financing a Sustainable Future

We believe that the financial sector plays a crucial role in tackling real sector challenges such as poverty, climate change and biodiversity loss. Financial Service Providers in Africa’s are slowly recognising the need for integrating social and environmental aspects into their business models. This is challenged by some factors:

  • Weak policy and regulatory environment, especially for green finance, the digital economy and the insurance market, compound already existing challenges in attracting long term finance.
  • Underdeveloped financial sector due to the small size of the domestic economies, and business environment, quality of institutions and financial infrastructures. Additionally, the insurance industry doesn’t serve the needs of the majority of Africa’s population.
  • A lack of technical and operational competence in the public, commercial, and civil society sectors on crucial issues including green finance, risk management, and prevention. This has hampered innovation in financial products and services.
FSD Africa Impact Report

FSD Africa Impact Report

We are pleased to present to you our 2022 Development Impact report, our first since revising our strategy in early 2021. The report presents key insights into our performance under this new strategy, building on some key achievements from our past.men.

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