AfDB Invests in Private Health Fund

By // 11 May 2010

The African Development Bank pledged to provide 10 million euros for the Investment Fund for Health in Africa. IFHA is a private-equity vehicle that aims to boost the capital of small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in Africa’s health sector.

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