Beyond compliance: How governing frameworks and human capital determine project bankability in Africa
In Africa’s climate finance landscape, the distinction between a funded project and an un-bankable proposal often hinges not on technology or market opportunities, but on the robustness of governing frameworks and human capacity.
Published by Francis Buetey
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