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The Women Infrapreneurs Programme (WIP ) is designed to equip a new generation of aspiring and emerging female leaders with the knowledge, tools, and networks needed to lead infrastructure projects across Africa.
WIP can be delivered as a Sponsor backed programme for a specific Development Agency and Corporate Organization that has keen interest for commercial awareness in the Infrastructure Delivery and Facilitation by Women
WIP can be delivered as a Women Group backed programme for a specific Women Groups that is of keen interest to the Large Scale Projects. This would would mean the WIP would be designed to provide strategic, customized advice so they can make informed decisions in facilitating an Investment plan for their Project
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Programme Outline Women Infrapreneurs Programme
Opening keynote, panel with successful women in infrastructure, sector overviews (energy, transport, digital, climate infrastructure).
The Event MC will kick off the program with a warm welcome, setting the tone for the day. This introduction will provide an overview of the event schedule, highlight key sessions and speakers, and ensure participants are oriented about the day's activities.
Introduction Overview of Project Finance Climate Considerations in Project Selection Principles of Risk Allocation Climate Considerations on Risk Allocation Contract Mechanics in Project Finance Concept of Guarantee The Importance of Guarantees in PF Understanding Project Development Introduction to Project Development Project Development Stages Types of Project Finance Deals Early Development Stage Competitive Tendered Projects Unsolicited Proposals to Government Post Signing Issues in Early Development Stage Introduction Pre-Financing Stage Introduction to Pre-Financing Stage Case Study Review & Discussion Assignment on Project Definition and Strategis Context Report
Introduction Pre-Financing Stage Importance of Finance Model Development Key Financing Concepts for Infrapreneurs Achieving Bankability I: Predictable Cashflow Understanding Predictable Cashflow and Offtake Agreements Key Provision in Offtake Agreements Key Provisions in Concession Agreements Risk Management in Offtake and Concession Agreements Achieving Bankability II: Fixed Construction Delivery & Operations Understanding Fixed Construction Delivery Construction Life Cycle Construction Arrangements Risk Management in Construction Arrangement Achieving Bankability III: Governance & Sustainability Understanding Governance Environmental Social Impact Assesment Climate Impact in Infrastructure Gender & Social Inclusion for Infrastructure Case Study Review & Discussion
Attendees will gain insights into the challenges and opportunities within the infrastructure sector, with discussions on innovative approaches to attract and sustain investment lead by Women. The session will highlight successful case studies and best practices, offering practical advice for investors and stakeholders looking to navigate the complexities of early-stage infrastructure projects in Africa
Key Concepts in Financing Key Concepts in Financing, Sources of Financing Measuring the Borrowing Capacity of a Project Application of Financial Models Infraprenuers Guide to Understanding Project Finance Models Application of Financial Models: Understanding the Role of Financial Models Use of Financial Model by Sponsors Use of Financial Model for Preliminary Due Diligence Use of the Model for Negotiations Use of the Model for Monitoring and Performance Key Concepts in Finance Documents Introduction to Core Finance Agreements (i.e Common Terms Agreement (CTA), Individual Loan Facility Agreement (ILFA), and Amendment and Waiver Agreement (AWA) Understanding the Project Finance Loan Agreement (CTA and ILFA) Core Terms in CTA and ILFA Conditions Precedent Disbursement and Repayment Terms Representations and Warranties Covenants Events of Default (EOD) Support Agreements to Project Finance Loans Introduction to Other Finance Agreements ( i.e. Equity Support Agreement (ESA), Account Agreement (AA), and Agency Roles in Loan Agreements (lnter-creditor Agent and Security Trustee) Infrapreneurial Guide to Capital Raising Managing Due-Diligence & CPs Key documentation in Capital Raising Soft skills in Capital Raising Engaging with Lenders
Project Due-Dilligence Engaging with Lenders and Investors Support Agreements to Project Finance Loans Introduction to Security Arrangements Introduction to Direct Agreements Credit Enhancements Private Parties Enhancements Private Parties Enhancements by Contractors through LDs Guarantees Hedging Insurance Subordination Concessional capital Project Finance Roadmap
Project Due-Dilligence Engaging with Lenders and Investors Support Agreements to Project Finance Loans Introduction to Security Arrangements Introduction to Direct Agreements Credit Enhancements Private Parties Enhancements Private Parties Enhancements by Contractors through LDs Guarantees Hedging Insurance Subordination Concessional capital Project Finance Roadmap
The EESII Roundtable is a curated platform designed to advance conversations around early-stage infrastructure development, project structuring, and investment readiness across Africa, especially for projects that combine environmental impact with strong commercial potential. It convenes project sponsors, developers, investors, advisors, and ecosystem enablers focused on unlocking bankable and scalable infrastructure opportunities. Please view a recap of the previous edition of EESII 1.0 As part of EESII, the InfraPitch Session will spotlight a select number of early-stage infrastructure projects, providing project sponsors with the opportunity to: Present their project concept, development status, and investment proposition Receive strategic feedback from infrastructure professionals and investors Increase visibility among potential financiers, partners, and technical collaborators Each selected project will be allocated a structured pitch slot, followed by a moderated discussion and feedback session.
Cocktails are a great opportunity to break out of your shell and network

Cultivation, Post Harvest Processing & Storage Infrastructure

Captive Gas Power, Solar & Wind but focus on Commercial & Industrial

Sea Ports, Ship Yards and Marine Infrastructure

Modular Railway Infrastructure and BRT Infrastructure

Mother-Newborn-Child Hospitals, Diagnosis & Medical Equipment’s

Housing, Office, Hospitality and Real Estate Projects

Urban Markets for Trade and Light Industries

Mini Urban Terminals (Land & Inalnd Water) & Mass Transit EV Buses

As a partner you can contribute as a sponsor. Support the development of future African Women by sponsoring participants, or offering employment opportunities to sector or an institution graduates. You can also nominate young professionals from your organization to participate in the program for free.

The WIP is a platform for you to share your leadership insights on infrastructure development in Africa. If you would like to be a speaker, please send us your biography and expertise. This information will help us determine the session topics that best align with your experience and knowledge, allowing us to collaboratively define the most impactful sessions for you to contribute to.

By becoming a sponsor, you play a crucial role in its success. your contributions can support scholarships, program materials, networking events, and mentorship opportunities. Your sponsorship of WIP helps nurture the next generation of public sector infrastructure leaders in Africa, empowering them to make a significant impact in their communities and beyond.
Our advisory board members are representatives of industry associations that represent the regulatory, public and private sector infrastructure markets. We are working together to bring a large number of companies and investors from across these segments to the event. The advisory board members bring a combined wealth of knowledge and years of experience to help shape and enhance our event.

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