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Exciting news for the future of Africa! Investment sizes are on the rise, and the healthcare sector is a shining example of this growth. Development Partners International (DPI) has just invested $190 million in Alameda Healthcare, one of the largest private equity transactions in Egypt's healthcare history!

At Asoko Insight, we're thrilled to be working with TDB to champion these kinds of impactful projects. We're offering competitive investment to companies dedicated to building a better future through advancements in healthcare infrastructure, climate change solutions, and sustainable development.

Have a project that could change the game? We're here to help you get the funding you need. Propose your project through our TDB Health Dealroom: https://f.mtr.cool/rtnairqetr

Exciting times for healthcare investment in Africa! We're seeing major deals across the region, like Development Partners International's (DPI) landmark $190 million investment in Alameda Healthcare in Egypt. This highlights the incredible growth and opportunity in the sector.

This positive trend is something we're also seeing firsthand at Asoko Insight, as our deal rooms become increasingly active. We are working with partners like TDB to connect impactful projects with competitive funding.

Are you driving a project that promotes well-being and sustainable development? Propose your project today and let us help you take the next steps!

Discover funding opportunities: https://f.mtr.cool/hxguiynpmz

Africa’s urban populations are growing fast. So is waste.
➡️ Without action, annual waste will triple in the next 30 years. ➡️➡️The circular economy isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a survival strategy. ➡️➡️➡️ It means better food systems. Sustainable mining. Low-carbon infrastructure.

Our original report holds a snapshot on the widely varying status across Africa https://f.mtr.cool/wmdczlxaab

Rwanda has been a stand-out in increasing life expectancy. There the Mutuelles de Santé (Community-Based Health Insurance) scheme covers over 90% of the population, ensuring broad access to services and creating a reliable demand that can support both public and private providers.

Systemically a study focusing on West Africa between 1995 and 2019 found that of funding: out-of-pocket (OOP) spending was found to negatively affect Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE), whereas government health spending and, significantly, prepaid private health spending per person demonstrated positive short-term effects on HLE in both the host country and adjacent countries.

Not only providing healthier population but a sound foundations for investment in healthcare facilities.