Navigating Challenges in Infrastructure Grant Management
Future Cities Africa and the Municipal Edge present "Local Government Conversations 2024"
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This webinar explored:
- Evolving Landscape of Infrastructure Grant Expenditures
- Bridging the Gap: Asset Management in Grant Programs
- Reimagining Grant Frameworks for Long-Term Infrastructure Resilience
Thank you to our panel of Thought Leaders
- James Matsie, Specialist - Municipal Infrastructure Finance, SALGA
- Joe Paradza, MD, Infrastructure Asset Management Africa
- Dr Hanson Chishimba, Researcher and Lecturer of Development Economics at the University of Zambia
- Daniel Nolte, Head of Capacitation & Development, Centre for Municipal Asset Management
- Moderator: Lungelwa Kaywood, Head of Editorial, Municipal Edge
- Moderator: Zolani SS Zonyane, Chief Editor, Municipal Edge
- Host/ Organiser: Dan Claassen, MD, Future Cities Africa
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