Empowering Nations through Strategic Collaboration

EGF offers structured Public–Private Partnership (PPP) models that serve as catalytic frameworks for governments and public-sector units (PSUs) seeking sustainable, large-scale development. These partnerships bring together the strength of sovereign intent with private-sector execution efficiency—guided by EGF’s financial structuring, technical expertise, and global network of institutional collaborators.

What We Offer:
Under this PPP framework, EGF engages with government-nominated PSUs or authorized public entities to jointly plan, structure, and execute projects aligned with the country’s development agenda. Upon being formally approached by a national government or relevant ministry, EGF collaborates with the designated PSU entity to co-develop and implement infrastructure or social development projects on a BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer) or contractual basis.
EGF provides the institutional capital (syndicated and interest-free), the project management expertise, technical consultants, and global implementation support to deliver the project—while the public entity provides alignment, land access, regulatory support, and Reserve Fund placement in accordance with EGF’s qualification norms.

Key Development Areas Covered Under PPP by EGF:
•    Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Projects aligned with UN SDGs such as poverty reduction, education access, clean energy, and inclusive economic growth.
•    Infrastructure Development:
Roads, railways, ports, smart cities, housing, utilities, and digital infrastructure that modernize national frameworks.
•    BOT & EPC Projects:
End-to-end delivery under Build-Operate-Transfer and Engineering, Procurement & Construction models.
•    Public Service Programs:
Healthcare, sanitation, water access, public transportation, and digital governance platforms.
•    Social Sector Reform & Development:
Inclusive initiatives improving health, education, employment, and dignity of life for underserved populations.
•    SME Sector Development:
Programs that support entrepreneurship, skills development, and micro-enterprise scalability.
•    Agriculture Sector Development:
Irrigation, agritech integration, food storage, value chain logistics, and rural prosperity.
•    Economic Reforms & Growth Propulsion:
Strategic economic corridor projects, regional trade hubs, and productivity enhancement schemes.
•    Technology & Industrial Infrastructure Development:
Innovation parks, AI labs, AI Data Centres, renewable energy zones, and industrial growth hubs.
•    Special Economic Zones Development:
Planning and funding of SEZs to attract global investors, manufacturers, and technology leaders.
•    Environment & Biodiversity Protection:
Projects involving afforestation, clean water systems, carbon offset mechanisms, and wildlife preservation.
•    Literacy & Academic Growth Partnerships:
Education infrastructure, digital classrooms, rural literacy programs, and university-industry collaborations.

EGF's Role in PPP Projects:
•    Investment Partner: Syndication of capital through Reserve Fund-backed structures
•    Execution Advisor: Leading multidisciplinary project teams for technical delivery
•    Governance Collaborator: Supporting transparency, milestone audits, and ESG adherence
•    Knowledge Provider: Sharing global best practices in infrastructure and development management

How Governments Can Participate:
Governments or public authorities can initiate a Public–Private Partnership with EGF by nominating a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) or an equivalent authorized agency to represent their interest. To qualify, the PSU must fulfil EGF’s Reserve Fund requirement, which involves securing 50% of the proposed project capital in a risk-free format held under the PSU’s name for an agreed lock-in period.
EGF does not require this Reserve Fund to be liquidated or consumed; it is used purely as a financial assurance mechanism to unlock the full project investment.
Acceptable Reserve Fund Asset Classes include:
•    Cash or cash equivalents
•    Bullion
•    Sovereign or corporate bonds
•    Certified real assets (e.g., land, buildings, infrastructure)
•    Mine holdings
•    Insurance-backed guarantees
•    Other internationally recognized and legally compliant financial instruments
•    Oil and Gas Reserve Blocks

Once qualified, EGF assumes full responsibility for fund syndication, project planning, technical execution, and operational management in alignment with the country’s development priorities.