DBSA is a government-owned development finance institution established in 1983, with a mandate to promote economic growth and regional integration for sustainable development projects and programmes across the African continent.

Its purpose is to help build Africa’s prosperity by mobilising funding and supporting sustainable infrastructure planning and development. DBSA’s work spans economic infrastructure such as ICT, transport, water and sanitation, and energy, as well as social infrastructure including health, education and human settlements. Learn more about DBSA: https://www.dbsa.org/

FEM (The Federated Employers Mutual Assurance Company) is a mutual insurer with a long-standing focus on South Africa’s construction industry. Established in 1936, FEM provides cover to employers against claims relating to occupational injuries and diseases under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA).

Its role is closely tied to the construction sector, where managing workplace risk, employee protection and regulatory responsibilities is an important part of responsible project delivery. With decades of experience serving the industry, FEM continues to support employers operating in one of South Africa’s most demanding working environments.

Read more about FEM: https://www.fem.co.za