Using the Fair Finance Methodology, we assess, report on, and campaign for more responsible investment policies and practices, as well as increased transparency, accountability, and corporate responsibility from Development Finance Institutions.

“Financing Fairly 2024: Are Public Finance Institutions Financing a (Truly) Just Energy Transition in Southern Africa?”

In November 2024, the Fair Finance Coalition Southern Africa released its third policy assessment. The report evaluated eight Public Finance Institutions (PFIs) across nine themes to see if their policies support a just and sustainable energy transition in the region.                                          

Executive Summary: "Financing Fairly: Are Public Finance Institutions Financing a (Truly) Just Energy Transition in Southern Africa?"

This crucial report benchmarks the finance and investment policies of eight Public Finance Institutions (PFIs) operating in the region against international sustainability standards. The assessment covers nine critical themes, including Climate Change, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, and Human Rights.

Executive Summary

“Financing Fairly 2022: Are Public Finance Institutions in Southern Africa financing the Climate crisis?”

On 10 November 2024, Fair Finance Coalition Southern Africa launched its second policy assessment on six Public Finance Institutions in Africa, including the African Development Bank of Southern Africa. The policy assessment rates PFIs on transparency and accountability, climate response performance and new power generation.