How to work with the African Development Bank

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Funding trends in the African Development Bank are noticeably shifting. Looking ahead to 2018, development organizations will be grappling with a reprioritization of funding, a shift towards private firms and the entry — and the success — of new actors, such as Asian contractors.

What opportunities do these changes present? On February 7 at 9am EST (3pm CET), Devex is hosting a discussion on AfDB's funding trends — and how organizations can plan around them.

In this one-hour webinar, we'll explore:

How the AfDB's priorities have shifted over time — and what they're predicted to be in 2018
What the AfDB is looking for in its contractors
How procurement varies by geography and sector
Tips for organizations looking to find local partners

The panel will also take audience questions. We invite you to share them during the event or in advance by submitting to [email protected].

This online event is open exclusively to Devex Executive Members. If you haven't upgraded yet, you can do so as part of your registration.

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Matthew Wolf
Development Analyst, Devex Development Data

Matthew Wolf works with Devex's Development Data team in Barcelona, helping improve our coverage of and insight into development work and funding around the world. He draws on work experience with Thomson Reuters in Africa, MENA and Latin America, where he helped uncover, pursue and win opportunities with local governments and donor agencies. He is interested in data-driven solutions to development challenges.

Christin Roby - Moderator
West Africa Correspondent, Devex

Christin Roby is the West Africa Correspondent for Devex. Based in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, she covers global development trends, health, technology, and policy. Before relocating to West Africa, Christin spent several years working in local newsrooms and earned her Master of Science in videography and global affairs reporting from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Her informed insight into the region stems from her diverse coverage of more than a dozen African nations.