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UID:6a727600c2a81
DTSTART:20260217T060000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20260217T150000Z
LOCATION:Lilongwe\, Malawi
SUMMARY:Training on bankability of energy transition projects for Malawian 
 stakeholders
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Africa receives limited foreign investment to support its energ
 y transition efforts. Most projects fail to attract international investme
 nt or finance due to perceptions of high risks and poor data to support re
 asonable returns on investment. The lack of projects that are attractive t
 o investors\, or bankable\, has become one of the barriers to invest in Af
 rica. For this purpose\, this capacity-building programme held 17-18 Febru
 ary 2026\, in Lilongwe\, sought to strengthen the ability of Malawi to ide
 ntify\, profile\, and promote bankable projects towards securing financial
  closure.&lt\;p&gt\;Africa receives limited foreign investment to support 
 its energy transition efforts. Most projects fail to attract international
  investment or finance due to perceptions of high risks and poor data to s
 upport reasonable returns on investment. The lack of projects that are att
 ractive to investors\, or bankable\, has become one of the barriers to inv
 est in Africa. For this purpose\, this capacity-building programme held 17
 -18 February 2026\, in Lilongwe\, sought to strengthen the ability of Mala
 wi to identify\, profile\, and promote bankable projects towards securing 
 financial closure.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unct
 ad.org/meeting/training-bankability-energy-transition-projects-malawian-st
 akeholders
DTSTAMP:20260804T233008Z
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UID:6a727600c2aab
DTSTART:20260218T060000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20260218T150000Z
LOCATION:Lilongwe\, Malawi
SUMMARY:Training on bankability of energy transition projects for Malawian 
 stakeholders
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Africa receives limited foreign investment to support its energ
 y transition efforts. Most projects fail to attract international investme
 nt or finance due to perceptions of high risks and poor data to support re
 asonable returns on investment. The lack of projects that are attractive t
 o investors\, or bankable\, has become one of the barriers to invest in Af
 rica. For this purpose\, this capacity-building programme held 17-18 Febru
 ary 2026\, in Lilongwe\, sought to strengthen the ability of Malawi to ide
 ntify\, profile\, and promote bankable projects towards securing financial
  closure.&lt\;p&gt\;Africa receives limited foreign investment to support 
 its energy transition efforts. Most projects fail to attract international
  investment or finance due to perceptions of high risks and poor data to s
 upport reasonable returns on investment. The lack of projects that are att
 ractive to investors\, or bankable\, has become one of the barriers to inv
 est in Africa. For this purpose\, this capacity-building programme held 17
 -18 February 2026\, in Lilongwe\, sought to strengthen the ability of Mala
 wi to identify\, profile\, and promote bankable projects towards securing 
 financial closure.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unct
 ad.org/meeting/training-bankability-energy-transition-projects-malawian-st
 akeholders
DTSTAMP:20260804T233008Z
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