SA turns to private capital to unlock R2trn infrastructure pipeline

SA turns to private capital to unlock R2trn infrastructure pipeline

SA turns to private capital to unlock R2trn infrastructure pipeline

Projects valued at R1.2trn are stuck in feasibility stage and need funding – here’s how government hopes to solve this.

There is no shortage of infrastructure projects on the books; the problem is getting them to development stage.

Infrastructure South Africa (ISA), the government agency responsible for coordinating the country’s R2 trillion infrastructure programme, says 263 Strategic Integrated Projects with a combined value of R1.99 trillion have been identified, but more than half remain on the drawing board waiting to get past the feasibility stage.

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