The BIID transforms development priorities into structured, viable projects capable of mobilizing the resources needed for their implementation. At the interface of public authorities, project holders, investors, and technical partners, it connects project engineering, financial structuring, and institutional cooperation to advance operations that produce lasting economic, social, and territorial transformations.
The BIID intervenes where the quality of preparation, investment structuring, resource mobilization, and partnership organization determine the transition from development priorities to concrete achievements. Its work connects technical expertise, financial engineering, and institutional cooperation around the specific requirements of each operation.
Assess project maturity, consolidate technical, institutional, legal, economic, financial, and ESG foundations, and build a robust case to support decisions and implementation.
Align project needs with the mandates, instruments, criteria, and capabilities of investors and financiers capable of driving sustainable transformation.
Coordinate complementary stakeholders, resources, and financial mechanisms when project execution requires multiple capabilities, responsibilities, or funding sources.
Tailor BIID intervention to the priorities of governments, local authorities, institutions, enterprises, developers, investors, and operators to advance their projects in line with their responsibilities and development objectives.
The BIID focuses its intervention on sectors that sustainably structure economies, strengthen access to essential services, and support territorial resilience. On the homepage, six sectors are highlighted; others remain accessible from the full Priority Sectors page.
Structure investments that strengthen energy access, grid reliability, energy efficiency, and the transition toward more resilient systems.
Develop the equipment, connectivity, logistics, and mobility solutions needed for economic activity, access to services, and territorial integration.
Support investments that improve production, processing, storage, logistics, and food security while strengthening local economies.
Strengthen productive capacities, local processing, value chains, and competitiveness to increase value creation and employment across territories.
Structure responsible projects combining resource development, local processing, environmental and social standards, and sustainable economic returns for territories.
Leverage digital technologies, data, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure as drivers of modernization, productivity, and access to new services.
The BIID highlights projects from the AMD ecosystem that address clearly identified development needs and present potential for structuring, financing, or partnership. This selection showcases initiatives capable of mobilizing resources, expertise, and implementation capacities around concrete and sustainable transformations.
The programme addresses the structural under-resourcing and underfunding of secondary towns, even as they play an increasingly important role in local employment, regional balance, food security and…
The project brings essential healthcare closer to communities whose access to medical facilities remains limited. The mobile units are designed to provide local healthcare, preventative care, vaccinations, follow-up care and more…
The programme organises a structured, free and sustainable textbook lending scheme with the aim of reducing inequalities in access to educational resources, improving basic learning and alleviating the…
The PESI addresses structural deficits in access to water and the sector’s insufficient financing and governance capacities. It places water security within a long-term international framework…
CIOSU addresses shortcomings in the guidance systems, wrong turns in educational pathways, school and university drop-outs, and the mismatch between training programmes and economic needs. The project is based on a…
PIRES provides an integrated response to the long-term consequences of conflicts, disasters, violence, forced displacement and other crises on children. It combines protection, health, education, rehabilitation and…
For the BIID, the performance of an investment is measured by its ability to clear preparation stages, mobilize appropriate resources, and produce lasting results for economies, territories, and populations. Monitoring combines operational performance, ESG requirements, financial tracking, and impact measurement to link each operation to the transformation it is expected to deliver.
Operational PerformanceTrack project maturation, the quality of their structuring, milestones achieved, and their progress toward financing, partnership, or implementation decisions.
Resource MobilizationAssess resources effectively mobilized, their diversification, and their capacity to meet the financial requirements established for operations.
Development OutcomesLink investments to intended effects: access to essential services, value and job creation, local capacity building, inclusion, resilience, and lasting improvement of living conditions.
ESG, Transparency and AccountabilityIntegrate environmental, social, and governance requirements into the project cycle, document commitments, and maintain traceable information proportionate to the responsibilities and access rights of stakeholders.
"The homepage key figures will be published only from consolidated, verified, and documented indicators by the BIID."
Development projects rarely require a single competency or a single source of resources. The BIID builds cooperation that brings together institutional authority, financing, expertise, technology, execution capacity, and territorial anchoring around operations with clearly established responsibilities and objectives.
Major development challenges reveal considerable investment needs. The BIID puts these issues into perspective to highlight areas where better-structured projects, better-targeted capital, and better-organized partnerships can produce lasting transformations.
Les besoins persistants de financement fragilisent les infrastructures, les ressources pédagogiques et la capacité des systèmes éducatifs à absorber une demande croissante. Pour le BIID, l’enjeu consiste à faire émerger des projets suffisamment structurés pour orienter des ressources vers les équipements, les services, les outils et les capacités qui soutiennent durablement le capital humain.
L’accès insuffisant à des ressources adaptées limite l’investissement productif, la modernisation et le changement d’échelle des petites et moyennes entreprises. Le BIID rapproche les besoins d’investissement des instruments et partenaires susceptibles de soutenir la croissance, l’innovation, l’emploi et la transformation locale.
Les déficits d’accès à l’eau appellent des investissements capables d’articuler infrastructures, gouvernance, résilience climatique et continuité du service. Le BIID structure ces besoins afin d’ouvrir des trajectoires de financement et de partenariat adaptées aux territoires confrontés à une forte vulnérabilité hydrique.
L’insuffisance de couverture sanitaire révèle des besoins durables en infrastructures, équipements, logistique, technologies et services de proximité. Le BIID accompagne la structuration d’opérations permettant de rapprocher l’investissement des territoires et des populations insuffisamment desservis.
Whether it involves structuring a project, identifying an investment opportunity, or building a cooperation, the BIID provides an entry point tailored to each approach. Its intervention aims to align development priorities with the resources, expertise, and partners needed to advance operations toward implementation.
Present your initiative and begin its qualification, preparation, and structuring pathway.
Identify opportunities compatible with your mandate and engage in a qualified exchange around the operations that interest you.
Build with the BIID an institutional, financial, technical, or operational cooperation around development projects requiring complementary capacities.
