The Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) expects to catalyse more than $500 million in investment deals this year as it seeks to deepen its role as a platform for mobilising capital, forging partnerships and advancing sustainable development across the continent, according to organisers.
The target was announced at a press briefing in Abuja ahead of the 2026 edition of the summit, which will bring together policymakers, investors, development finance institutions and business leaders in Lagos next month to explore financing solutions for Africa’s most pressing economic and social challenges.
Olapeju Ibekwe, Chief Executive Officer of Sterling One Foundation – the lead conveners – said the summit has already facilitated more than $1 billion dollars in investments and partnerships since its inception and is looking to significantly scale that impact amid growing demand for capital across critical sectors of the African economy.
“The Africa Social Impact Summit is a platform that
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