Embedding good governance

We take our role as custodians of public funds seriously. Our management systems have been reviewed by Lloyd’s Register and approved against the ISO37001 standard.

We believe that strong governance enables transparency and creates an environment where everyone can prosper equally and fairly. So we partner with our project companies to review and embed robust compliance and financial management practices and invest time in training and raising awareness of anti-bribery and corruption, anti-money laundering, combatting the financing of terrorism, complaints, and whistle-blowing processes. We also work with communities and local governments to raise awareness of good governance practices and build capabilities where local groups participate in project decision-making or manage local initiatives.

We apply PIDG’s proven Sustainable Development Impact (SDI) framework to assess the potential of an investment and inform our decision-making. Having an SDI focus and robust processes enables us to identify opportunities to do more, to monitor and evaluate outcomes, and to learn.

Babra Dondo

Preventing corruption

Babra Dondo coordinates Mobility for Africa’s Chipinge site. Her work supports the company’s delivery of electric mobility solutions in Zimbabwe. InfraCo Africa delivered Business Integrity training to Mobility for Africa’s team in 2023.

Tecla Thomo

Embedding best practice

Tecla Thomo manages operations at Mobility for Africa’s Chipinge site. The company is growing access to electric three-wheeler vehicles in rural Zimbabwe. InfraCo Africa recently delivered Business Integrity training to Mobility for Africa’s team.

Friedrich Neser

Providing business integrity training

Friedrich Neser is CEO of Waterbus which provides safe passenger transport on Lake Victoria. InfraCo Africa delivered Business Integrity training to his team in early 2023.

Clara Koech

Prioritising safety and integrity

Clara Koech is the Safety, Health, Environment and Quality Control Officer at Waterbus. Clara undertook training delivered by InfraCo Africa’s Business Integrity team.

Maytou Senesie

Creating a culture of integrity

Maytou Senesie is a Human Resources Consultant for Seli Hydropower which is developing the Bumbuna Hydro II project in Sierra Leone. She attended InfraCo Africa’s Business Integrity training.

Mariama Yanka

Informing future careers

Mariama Yanka is employed as a Supply Chain Associate for Off-grid Power which is delivering the Sierra Leone Mini-grid project. InfraCo Africa delivered Business Integrity training for the team in early 2023.

James Harding

Challenging expectations

James Harding is Seli Hydropower’s General Manager, developing the Bumbuna Hydro II project in Sierra Leone. He attended InfraCo Africa’s Business Integrity training in early 2023.

Felix Chizhuka

Bringing people together

Felix is InfraCo Africa’s Project Consultant for the Chiansi Irrigation project. He liaises with multiple stakeholders to build consensus. Our Chiansi Irrigation project is uniting people to achieve lasting impact.

Maurice Hikapulwe

Realising homegrown solutions

Maurice is Treasurer of Chanyanya Smallholders Cooperative Society. Among the project’s founders, he instigated efforts to bring irrigation to Chanyanya. Our Chanyanya Irrigation project is pioneering homegrown solutions.

Mark M. Nyamusanga

Supporting local solutions

Mark is a smallholder farmer in Chanyanya. Among the project’s founders, he is passionate about the benefits it has delivered for local people. Our Chanyanya Irrigation project is changing lives.

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