Details of AFD’s €83.5 million Sunref programme in Nigeria
The donor selected two institutions for its green investment programme without having disbursed any loans for the time being.
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▪ Details of AFD’s €83.5 million Sunref programme in Nigeria
▪ The donor selected two institutions for its green investment programme without having disbursed any loans for the time being.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/810027/details-of-afds-e83-5-million-sunref-programme-in-nigeria/
UBA and Access Bank were selected because, AFD argues, “they are among the leading and most resilient institutions in the current Nigerian context”.
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