REPP'S PARTNERS

REPP’s success hinges on the support of its partners, a diverse group of financial and development institutions and organisations that provide access to risk mitigation instruments and long-term lending.
REPP's partners

ATI is a multilateral financial institution providing export credit, political risk and investment insurance as well as other financial products to help reduce the risk and cost of doing business in Africa.

The Banque Ouest Africaine de Developpement (West African Development Bank) is a regional financial institution with a mandate to promote development in West Africa and foster economic integration within the sub-region.

CrossBoundary Energy Access (CBEA) provides blended project finance for mini-grids in Africa. It is the latest investment platform of The CrossBoundary Group, whose mission is to unlock capital to make a strong return and a lasting difference in frontier markets.

U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is America’s development bank, and was formerly known as Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). DFC partners with the private sector to finance solutions to the most critical challenges facing the developing world today.

EDFI Management Company is an asset management company established in 2016 on behalf of the members of the Association of Bilateral European Development Finance Institutions. ElectriFI provides risk capital and advisory services to electrification investments that will lead to new and improved connections.

Empower New Energy is an impact fund manager investing in small and medium-scale solar PV and hydro projects that improve local energy access and reduce costs for users. Its investment fund, Empower Invest, is Europe's first Africa-focused renewable impact investment platform.

Finnfund is a Finnish development finance company with the mission of creating a better world by financing responsible companies in developing countries. Finnfund offers long-term risk financing and focuses on sectors promoting sustainable development.

FMO is the Dutch Development Bank. It invests in over 85 countries, supporting jobs and income generation in order to improve peoples’ lives in parts of the world where it can make the most difference.

GCPF is an investment fund that focuses on financing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects for SMEs and private households in developing countries, primarily through local financial institutions.

GuarantCo enables infrastructure development in lower income countries through the provision of long-term local currency credit solutions.

Inspired Evolution is a specialised investment manager focused on solving the funding gap to accelerate affordable, low-carbon, clean and sustainable energy generation for greater energy security and access for African businesses, industry and its people.

Metier is an independent private equity fund management business with a proven track record in Africa spanning four decades. Metier's Sustainable Capital Practice has garnered significant traction since its inception in 2010. The practice targets investment in energy efficiency, renewables, water and waste management businesses and projects supporting Africa's development objectives and environmental commitments.

Oikocredit is a worldwide cooperative and social investor, providing funding to the microfinance sector, fair trade organisations, cooperatives and SMEs.

PA|RC (Powering Africa | Recharging Conservation) is a community-conservation focused renewable energy developer and investor. The organisation combines equity investments into small scale renewable energy IPP projects with energy access development in East Africa. PA|RC revenues in turn target community development and environmental conservation projects to maximise the social impact of its investments in targeted regions.

SunFunder provides innovative debt products to solve the financing bottleneck for beyond-grid solar enterprises in emerging markets. The company raises capital through private debt offerings and has unlocked $135m from investors.

Trade & Development Bank (TDB) is an African regional development financial institution established in 1985. Its mandate is to finance and foster trade, socio-economic development, and regional economic integration through trade finance, project and infrastructure finance, funds management and business advisory services.