China’s development banks lent more than twice as much for public-private infrastructure projects in sub-Saharan Africa as the US, Germany, Japan, and France’s development finance institutions combined, according to a new study from the Center for Global Development.
Foreign private investment now supplies about as much finance as foreign aid in many low-income countries in Africa and Asia, according to a study published today by the Center for Global Development.
Financial Times guest writers Aubrey Hruby and Dawda Jawara III cite the work of Vijaya Ramachandran and Ben Leo on the demand for infrastructure investment in Africa.
In an article about Africa's emerging medical equipment market, Amanda Glassman is cited regarding health investments by some African country governments that don't actually improve health quickly.