AFC launches climate-resilient infrastructure fund in Nigeria
APO Group - Africa
· August 24, 2026
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Africa Finance Corporation has announced the launch of Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund Nigeria (ICRF Nigeria) to mobilise Nigerian institutional capital for climate-resilient infrastructure investments.
- AFC Capital Partners (ACP) launched ICRF Nigeria in Lagos, Nigeria on August 24, 2026; the fund is registered with the SEC as a closed-end fund.
- ICRF Nigeria is part of ACP’s US$750 million ICRF; ACP says the broader fund has a US$253 million first-loss commitment from the Green Climate Fund and aims to mobilise up to US$3.7 billion for 10 to 12 projects across Africa.
- Target sectors include renewable energy, transport and logistics, digital infrastructure, and industrial development; the fund uses blended finance and climate-risk screening across planning, design, construction, and operation.