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‘A beggar has no choice' A Mixed Approach Exploring Blended Finance for Africa's Infrastructure
The United Nations estimated that to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals globally, they require approximately USD6 trillion per annum, totalling between USD90 to a USD100 trillion of investments needed over the 15 years. African countries are struggling to finance their infrastructure developm...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2021
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