GLOBAL-2000 is seeking $29.8 billion, in four phases from 2027 to 2036, from donors, grant makers, development institutions and mission-aligned investors. None of this funding is yet in hand.
Funding status
GLOBAL-2000 is seeking $29.8 billion over ten years to deliver the Master Infrastructure Program: a largely humanitarian undertaking that brings clean power and water, homes, clinics, schools, roads and jobs to the cities and counties it serves, and leaves those communities owning and running what is built.
The program will be funded in four phases rather than all at once. Each phase is released only when the previous one has met its milestones, so donors, grant makers and investors can see exactly what their support has achieved before the next stage begins.
These funds are being sought and are not yet in hand.
We are inviting donors, philanthropic foundations, grant makers, development finance institutions and mission-aligned investors to take part, beginning with Phase 0 in 2027.
Funding phases
Each phase has its own budget and milestones. Support can be directed to a phase as a whole or to specific components within it.
Feasibility, environmental and social studies, engineering, land and legal documentation, and the COHERDAP-GHC African facility start-up.
Power, water and roads first, then first housing, mobile clinics, Community Empowerment Centers and pharmaceutical production.
All ten components operating at the first Liberia site, with ownership transfer to the community under way.
Replication in additional communities and ECOWAS markets, increasingly supported by program revenue.
Ways to support
Because the program is largely humanitarian, much of it is suited to philanthropic and grant funding, while revenue-generating components can attract investment.
Gifts that fund specific humanitarian components such as mobile clinics, clean water, housing or Community Empowerment Centers.
Program grants tied to a phase or component, with milestone reporting built in.
Blended finance alongside organizations such as CDC, IFC and AfDB for the larger infrastructure phases.
Project financing and joint ventures for revenue-generating components such as power, manufacturing and data centers.
Host-government and bilateral partnerships for land, permits, public infrastructure and program oversight.
Expertise, equipment, technology or manufacturing capacity contributed directly to a component.
What we offer partners
25+ years and 500+ completed projects across multiple sectors.
10-component Master Infrastructure Project that creates complete ecosystems.
Staff includes African Nationals with deep cultural and business understanding.
Partnerships with major organizations and government entities.
Cutting-edge technologies across all infrastructure components.
Environmental responsibility built into every project.
Projects designed for long-term financial sustainability.
Local empowerment and knowledge transfer at every stage.
Partnership principles
We seek partners who share our commitment to African-led development, community ownership and long-term transformation.
Partnership structures
We’re open to various partnership and investment structures that preserve community ownership while providing appropriate returns.
Direct funding for specific Master Infrastructure Project deployments with revenue sharing arrangements.
Collaborate on technology transfer, manufacturing, or specific infrastructure components.
Mission-aligned grants or program-related investments focused on social impact.
Co-develop projects in specific regions or sectors with shared governance.
Provide expertise, technology, or manufacturing capabilities as in-kind contributions.
Work with development finance institutions on blended finance structures.
Ideal partner profile
We’re seeking to connect with donors, organizations and investors who share our values and vision.
Individuals, families and foundations who want to fund lasting improvements in daily life across underserved African communities.
Funds and family offices focused on social and environmental returns alongside financial performance.
High-net-worth individuals and organizations wanting to invest in African development.
National investment funds that respect independence and partnership.
Organizations like CDC, IFC, AfDB focused on sustainable infrastructure.
Companies wanting to contribute expertise in renewable energy, fintech, or green tech.
We welcome inquiries from donors, grant makers and mission-aligned partners. Please use our contact form, and choose Donation or Grant, Partnership or Investment as your inquiry type. We respond to all serious inquiries within 48 hours.