Financing Africa's Factories
PAIP bridges the gap between bankable projects and available capital.
Every PAIP project is structured for financing — not pitching. Standardized packages, clear risk profiles, and trade-linked execution.
Financing Channels
Development Finance Institutions (DFIs)
AfDB, IFC, DBSA, Afreximbank — PAIP projects are structured to meet DFI criteria for ESG, jobs, and import substitution.
Concessional loans · Blended finance · Guarantees
Commercial Banks
Standardized project packages reduce due diligence time and risk assessment costs for local and regional banks.
Term loans · Asset finance · Trade finance
Impact Investors
ESG-first projects with measurable outcomes: jobs created, imports substituted, women included, carbon reduced.
Equity · Mezzanine · Revenue-share
Government & SEZ Programs
Projects aligned with national industrialization strategies, AfCFTA protocols, and SEZ incentive frameworks.
Tax incentives · Land allocation · Utility subsidies
Why Finance Through PAIP?
Standardized Packages
Every project comes with market analysis, CAPEX model, equipment spec, ESG metrics, and implementation plan.
PAIP Score
Proprietary scoring across Market Demand, Financial Viability, ESG Impact, and Execution Readiness.
Trade-Linked
Projects connect to TAWDO's escrow, logistics, QA/QC, and OEM rails — reducing execution risk.
Pipeline Scale
Not one-off deals. A structured pipeline of bankable projects across sectors and countries.