Sector file

Urban & Social Infrastructure

Africa will add roughly 900 million urban residents by 2050. Municipal balance sheets cannot carry that build. Sub-sovereign finance, land-value capture and municipal bond markets are the unglamorous instruments that decide whether cities function.

Commitment series, $bn

Subsector split, % of commitments

Transactions in this sector · 14

ProjectCountryValueStatusTarget
Egypt New Administrative CapitalEgypt$58bnConstruction2030
Cairo Metro Line 4 Phase 1Egypt$3.5bnConstruction2028
Angola Social Housing ProgrammeAngola$3bnConstruction2028
Abidjan Metro Line 1Côte d'Ivoire$3bnConstruction2029
Accra Sky TrainGhana$2.6bnStalled2030
Lagos Blue & Red Line RailNigeria$2.4bnConstruction2027
Diamniadio Urban PoleSenegal$2bnConstruction2029
Kigali Innovation CityRwanda$2bnConstruction2029
Addis Ababa Corridor DevelopmentEthiopia$1.5bnConstruction2027
Glo-Djigbé Industrial ZoneBenin$1.4bnOperational2024
Nigeria Federal Health Infrastructure RenewalNigeria$1.1bnConstruction2028
Tatu City Special Economic ZoneKenya$1bnConstruction2030
Dar es Salaam BRT Phases 3-5Tanzania$0.7bnConstruction2027
Kenya Education Infrastructure ProgrammeKenya$0.6bnConstruction2028

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