Our Mission

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Our mission is to address Africa’s infrastructure development needs by striving  to increase finance for sustainable infrastructure development, to help improve the lives and economic well - being of Africa’s people

Currently, lack of access to reliable infrastructure is limiting economic growth and restraining sector development across the continent, preventing millions of Africans from fulfilling their true potential. By providing project development expertise and risk capital, McDaan infrastructure development is helping to fill Africa’s critical infrastructure void and ensuring that positive economic growth momentum in the region is maintained and accelerated.

The Business Model

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As financial consultants and project developers we offer a unique value proposition covering three complementary service areas: project development, financial advisory and principal investing. In addition to these core services McDaan infrastructure development has significant experience and expertise in project management and will ensure that the objectives of all parties involved are met through careful monitoring of the project from beginning to end. We therefore fill key market gaps by participating across the entire project cycle and capital structure, ensuring that projects are well structured and transactions reach financial close.

Why Infrastructure Development

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Infrastructure development is a vital component in encouraging a country's economic growth. It not only enhances a country's productivity but also helps provide economic incentives to public and private sector participants consequently making firms more competitive and boosting a region's economy. Infrastructure development is critical for Africa’s economic growth and poverty reduction yet there is a significant funding gap to fulfil the continent’s infrastructure needs, serving as one of the most significant obstacles to sustaining and distributing the trajectory of growth and poverty alleviation on the continent. To realize its potential, Africa needs to reduce its massive infrastructure deficit.

Africa has a number of constraints to infrastructure development, which include limited transaction capacity - both institutional and individual; access to resources (legal, technical, and financial); as well as the enabling environment (e.g cost reflective tariffs) to encourage private sector driven infrastructure development.

The significance of infrastructure for regional development cannot be overstated; established infrastructure enhances social and economic development by encouraging trade, providing employment, and promoting better health services. A deficit in infrastructure severely deters foreign direct investment and reduces a regions’ overall competitiveness.

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