A pan-African impact investment and advisory firm connecting climate policy with scalable execution across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Flagship programme
Working with the African Climate Foundation, we are helping Nigeria build the institutional machinery to access and deploy international climate finance at scale — targeting USD 2.5 billion in mobilised capital.
28 July 2026
30 May 2026
14 April 2026
What we do
We structure and mobilise capital for climate and energy transactions across Sub-Saharan Africa, from early structuring through to financial close.
Learn moreWe help governments and public institutions become climate-finance ready, with the systems, procedures and skills needed to access and deploy capital.
Learn moreWe originate and prepare bankable projects, backed by rigorous analytics, due diligence and impact screening.
Learn moreTransactions portfolio
Supported by the African Climate Foundation
Climate Finance Readiness and Institutional Strengthening Programme
We work with governments, DFIs, banks, funds and developers across Sub-Saharan Africa. Tell us what you are trying to finance.
Start a conversationStrategic approach
We work at both ends of the value chain — shaping the policy and institutional environment, then converting it into a pipeline of investment-ready projects.
Blended structures designed around real risk allocation, so concessional capital crowds in commercial money instead of substituting for it.
Every mandate transfers knowledge. Institutions we work with keep the systems, procedures and skills after we leave.
Climate and development outcomes are screened, tracked and reported against standards investors and development partners recognise.
Commercial and development banks, private equity, venture capital and infrastructure funds.
Ministries, agencies and sub-national governments building climate finance readiness.
Project developers, energy consultants, corporates and SMEs.
Universities and training institutions in finance and project development.
Adaptation has long been treated as the public sector's burden. As climate risk starts pricing into Nigerian assets, adaptation is becoming an investable frontier.
Barka Sajou · 28 July 2026
A practical walk-through of capital stack design, concessional layering and risk allocation for renewable energy projects across the continent.
Barka Sajou · 30 May 2026
Nigerian banks have the liquidity and the mandate. What they lack is pipeline, pricing signals and internal capability — and that is fixable.
Barka Sajou · 14 April 2026
