Africa has a long way to go to close its infrastructure gap. While that is a problem to many, it poses an opportunity for the few that will build it. However, Africa's private sector has not yet reached its full potential concerning project development and delivery in infrastructure. There are several reasons for this shortfall. For instance, according to the roadmap set out by the Africa Development Bank (AfDB), the continent needs around $100 billion of investment per year from 2020 to 2050 to close its infrastructure gap. Another problem is the shortage of talents and experts. Brickstone Africa, Africa's leading infrastructure Accelerator firm, aims to solve these problems.Brickstone is helping early-stage African industrialists transform the continent, one brick at a time. The company aims to walk these builders through the early development, pre-financing, financing, and post-financing stages of their projects.
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Africa has a long way to go to close its infrastructure gap. While that is a problem to many, it poses an opportunity for the few that will build it. However, Africa's private sector has not yet reached its full potential concerning project development and delivery in infrastructure. There are several reasons for this shortfall. For instance, according to the roadmap set out by the Africa Development Bank (AfDB), the continent needs around $100 billion of investment per year from 2020 to 2050 to close its infrastructure gap. Another problem is the shortage of talents and experts. Brickstone Africa, Africa's leading infrastructure Accelerator firm, aims to solve these problems.Brickstone is helping early-stage African industrialists transform the continent, one brick at a time. The company aims to walk these builders through the early development, pre-financing, financing, and post-financing stages of their projects.