Namibia Sustainable Finance

De‑risking Green Growth

Stewarding Capital Sustainably

How can Namibia channel sustainable finance to critical natural assets while reducing barriers to green growth?

Namibia is fast emerging as a hub for sustainable institutional investment in Africa. Its pension and insurance assets, exceeding the nation’s GDP, are pioneering a model that combines fiduciary rigour with developmental impact. Led by the Government Institutions Pension Fund, Namibian capital supports renewable energy, climate-resilient infrastructure, and regional growth initiatives.

The Namibia Sustainable Finance Intensive convenes regulators, asset owners, asset managers, banks, DFIs, and corporates to accelerate climate-aligned capital deployment. Through focused workshops and strategic dialogue, participants access ESG intelligence, structure bankable green deals, and forge blended finance partnerships essential to advancing a low-carbon, inclusive, and climate-resilient future for Namibia and the continent.

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Namibia Sustainable Finance

MAY 5-7, 2026  |  WINDHOEK
The 2nd Namibia Sustainable Finance Intensive (NaSFI) examines the challenges and opportunities in advancing thematic financial instruments for climate transition and adaptation. The program will showcase proven transactions, analyse financial structures that de-risk investments, draw on lessons from across Africa, and identify pathways to accelerate sustainable finance in Namibia.
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Namibia Asset Owners

Diversification & Partnerships
Namibia Asset Owners is a private collaborative platform where C-suite asset owners, capital allocators, and asset managers forge partnerships and access the end-to-end solutions needed to build resilient portfolios beyond domestic concentration—balancing local development impact with international exposure that reduces home-market risk, manages rand-dollar volatility, and unlocks sustainable returns.
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Financing Water
MAY 7, 2026 • WINDHOEK

Namibia Asset Owners Roundtable

Namibia Asset Owners Roundtable (NAOR) is a private collaborative platform where C-suite asset owners, capital allocators, and asset managers forge partnerships and access the end-to-end solutions needed to build resilient portfolios beyond domestic concentration—balancing local development impact with international exposure that reduces home-market risk, manages rand-dollar volatility, and unlocks sustainable returns.

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Preludes

Join the Dialogue: Be Heard. Be Seen.

Help shape the digital dialogue themes that will lead the national conversation on sustainable finance. Take a 2-minute poll to share your priorities and guide the dialogue ahead of NaSFI 2026.

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Climate-related Financial Reporting

How can legal professionals effectively navigate climate-related legal risk to drive accountability, strengthen governance, and foster sustainable transformation? Demystifying Climate-Related Legal Risk (DCrLR) examines practical implications of Climate Change Law & Policy, Decarbonization & Legal Pathways, Climate Accountability & Litigation, and Legal Action. Gain practical insights into international frameworks, business obligations, and regulatory strategies.
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Climate-related Financial Risk

Climate risk is reshaping balance sheets, regulatory frameworks, and investor mandates—yet most financial professionals lack the tools to price, disclose, and manage it effectively. The Demystifying Climate-Related Financial Risk (DCrFR) Masterclass equips finance teams to operationalise climate risk management across three critical domains: implementing ISSB disclosure standards, quantifying physical and transition risks in portfolios, and structuring climate-resilient investment strategies.
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Reorienting Allocation

A transformative programme for African asset owners and managers seeking to future-proof portfolios through ESG integration and strategic asset reallocation. Over two intensive days, C-suite executives will master the balance between fiduciary excellence and sustainable impact while unlocking opportunities in private markets, real assets, and alternatives—addressing inflation, currency risks, and Africa's unique investment landscape.
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Onitsha River Port Rehabilitation and Concession

Port rehabilitation

Onitsha River Port Rehabilitation and Concession

A Nigerian firm secured the concession to launch three transformative projects: Port rehabilitation, a Free Trade Zone, and a 10MW gas power plant. This drives regional growth and modernises inland logistics.

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Human Energy

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Sophie Masipa

MwunganoESG & ASFI Group

Michael Ndinisa

MNCapital & ASFI Group

Programs

Jun, 1-5, 2026 • OCT, 19-23 2026 • LONDON

Diversifying Beyond

How can African asset owners balance the attractive yields of domestic markets with the need for global diversification to enhance resilience and protect long-term real returns? Diversifying Beyond is an immersive executive programme for trustees, CEOs, CIOs, and senior insurance leaders. This year’s immersion is scheduled in London and Zurich, delivering liability-aware allocation frameworks, practical hedging strategies, and vetted pathways to global managers, enabling institutions to capture domestic yield advantages while mitigating concentration risk and strengthening long-term portfolio resilience.

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