Africa Solidarity Funds (FSA)
Development finance institution
- Organization description
- The Africa Solidarity Fund (FSA) is a multilateral financial institution founded in March 1975 by the Heads of State of its member countries at a summit in Bangui, Central African Republic. It became operational in September 1979 and is headquartered in Niamey, Niger. Its mission is to contribute to the economic development and social progress of its African member states by facilitating access to the financial resources needed for investment projects and other income-generating activities. Its main intervention technique is guaranteeing bank loans and bond issues.
- Main organization website
- Main organization email contact
- fsa@fondsolidariteafricain.org
- Main organization phone contact
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- Types of offerings
- Guarantees
- Geographies covered
- Africa
- Sectors covered
- AgricultureEnergyFinancial servicesHealthInfrastructure (Non - Energy)Industry and tradeGeneral services
- Other information(Optional)
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Catalytic Capital Programs
NAME | INSTRUMENT TYPE | MACRO SECTOR | REGIONS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Bank Loan Guarantee | Guarantees | Agriculture Energy Financial services Health Infrastructure (Non - Energy) | Africa |
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NAME | INSTRUMENT TYPE | MACRO SECTOR | REGIONS | |
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Bank Loan Guarantee | Guarantees | Agriculture Energy Financial services Health Infrastructure (Non - Energy) | Africa |
Program Name
Bank Loan Guarantee
Instrument Type
Guarantees
Macro Sector
Agriculture
Energy
Financial services
Health
Infrastructure (Non - Energy)
Regions
Africa
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