The multilateral platform for sustainable infrastructure

More efficient governments, better services to citizens

SourceX is the first public good led by Multilateral Development Banks supporting governments to prepare and manage their sustainable infrastructure.

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Countries engaged

16

Integrations completed

4

Donors supporting SourceX

SourceX global outreach

Supporting governments across every region

Completed integrations, integrations under way, letters of intent received and countries under discussion, with the development partners supporting each one.

SourceX global outreach map: completed integrations, implementation, letters of intent received and countries under discussion, with supporting partners

G20 findings

What G20 members and invited countries report

Interviews conducted for the G20 Practice Guide show that most governments still collect infrastructure project data semi-manually, across systems that rarely talk to each other, and that current tools only partly meet their needs. The G20 Practice Guide responds with three foundational pillars, and SourceX is built on all three.

Data collection

How are governments collecting project data?

88%collect it semi-manually

Semi-manual: 88%Automatic: 12%

0%100%

  • Semi-manual 88%
  • Automatic 12%
  • Manual 0%

Share of G20 members and invited countries interviewed

Interoperability

How harmonised are government systems?

4.3average score out of 10

Middle half of answers: 2 to 6Average 4.3

1 · No harmonisation10 · Fully harmonised

  • Average
  • Middle half of answers
  • Full range

25 responses, 8 no opinion

Customisation

Do current systems meet governments’ needs?

6.0average score out of 10

Middle half of answers: 5 to 8Average 6.0

1 · Not at all10 · Perfectly

  • Average
  • Middle half of answers
  • Full range

23 responses, 10 no opinion

Systematic data collection

Collected largely by hand

Governments collect project data mainly for strategic planning, informed decision-making and efficient resource management, and for stakeholder engagement and market transparency.

Financial data (cost estimates, financing and funding sources, procurement options, delivery models) is collected semi-manually. Technical and planning information is only collected periodically. Many raised poor standardisation and the difficulty of turning large volumes of data into actionable insights.

Interoperability of systems

Fragmented and siloed

Sometimes hundreds or even thousands of applications are in use across a single ministry, and many teams do not share information across departments or ministries.

Governments want an intuitive, user-friendly interface, interoperability across ministries, levels of government, citizens and stakeholders, and real-time tracking through dashboards and automatic alerts.

Domestic customisation

Built around national needs

A customised, integrated solution increases ownership and use and encourages systematic data collection, because the software follows national needs, conditions and priorities.

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G20 South Africa 2025 · Infrastructure Working Group

Practice Guide: Leveraging Infrastructure Project-Level Data and Digitalising the Pipeline

The source of these findings: interviews with G20 members and invited countries, case studies, and SIF’s experience implementing the multilateral platform. July 2025, 32 pages.

Download the Practice Guide (PDF, 0.7 MB)

The approach

Three pillars, one platform

The G20 Practice Guide identifies three foundational pillars for leveraging project-level data and digitalising the pipeline. SourceX is built on all three.

Pillar 1

Systematic data collection

A structured way to collect, store and update project data across government institutions.

  • Clear objectives for project data collection, with guidelines on access and use
  • A standardised set of project data for all infrastructure projects: technical, financial, regulatory and implementation-related
  • Data verification, change tracking and auditing for inconsistencies

Pillar 2

Interoperability of systems

The ability of different processes, stakeholders and systems to work together seamlessly.

  • A standardised process to collate data into a centralised point
  • Traceability: data traced back to its original source for reliability and completeness
  • Transparency: data accessible, understandable and usable by all authorised stakeholders

Pillar 3

Domestic customisation

Adapting data collection and management to country-specific contexts, aligning national and sub-national planning.

  • Domestic data governance structures with defined roles and responsibilities
  • Harmonised data across ministries, agencies and sectors, without silos or duplication
  • Insights from completed projects systematically fed into future planning

SourceX brings the three pillars together in one platform

SourceX

A digitalised pipeline of investable infrastructure projects

SourceX is a multilateral digital platform designed to enhance the preparation and management of sustainable infrastructure projects across the whole project life cycle, supporting both traditional procurement and PPPs.

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SourceX: connecting infrastructure data across the world

“Countries are encouraged to consider using SourceX to augment their national platforms. Where no such national platforms exist, the SourceX platform may serve as a foundational tool.”

G20 Infrastructure Working Group, Practice Guide: Leveraging Infrastructure Project-Level Data and Digitalising the Pipeline, G20 South Africa 2025, July 2025

Hosted with UNICC

SIF's tenant with the United Nations International Computing Centre is protected under the privileges and immunities of the UN

Governed by MDBs

Delivered by the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation, a not-for-profit, donor-funded organisation

Delivered as a public good

At no cost for developing countries

Security & sovereignty

A public good that protects project data

Countries have expressed concerns around guaranteeing the sovereignty, confidentiality and integrity of project data. “Off-the-shelf” digital solutions, ideally delivered as a public good, help countries meet evolving security requirements.

SIF has its tenant with the United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC) and is therefore protected contractually under the privileges and immunities of the United Nations (UN). In these cases, all data and tenants under UN protection are treated as UN assets and are subject to the privileges and immunities of the UN.

United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC)

Data analytics & AI

Foundations first, then advanced analytics

Data analytics and AI can accelerate technical workflows and offer advanced insights, but they require extensive, high-quality data, robust database systems and strong connectivity.

By establishing the foundational blocks first, SourceX prepares governments to use analytics effectively, as a complement to, not a replacement for, the knowledge and judgement of national and local professionals.

International best practices

SourceX streamlines international best practices

SourceX project development templates embed the standards and methodologies that governments, financiers and investors already use, so every project is prepared against the same recognised references.

Sectors

SourceX covers all infrastructure sectors

Templates for more than 40 project types across five sectors.

Energy

  • Battery storage
  • Biomass
  • Dam
  • Geothermal (high, medium and low temperature)
  • Transmission line
  • Hydro run-of-river
  • Solar array
  • Wind farm
  • Wind farm offshore

Transport

  • Airport
  • Bridge
  • Bus rapid transit
  • Car park
  • Dry port
  • E-bus
  • Highway
  • Intercity rail
  • Light rail transit
  • Mass rapid transit
  • Metro
  • River ferry
  • Road
  • Seaport
  • Tunnel

Social

  • Hospital
  • Housing
  • Prison
  • School
  • Tourist facility

Urban services

  • District cooling and heating network
  • Energy efficiency in buildings
  • Urban retrofitting
  • Street lighting

Water & waste

  • Desalination
  • Irrigation
  • Solid waste facility
  • Waste-water treatment
  • Water supply infrastructure

Other

For any type of project

Reviewers · Private sector

Supporting partners and project preparation template reviewers

More than 7,000 comments from infrastructure specialists and international organisations shaped the SourceX project development templates, giving governments and investors a common language.

Ready to invest, if projects are well prepared

At the G20 IWG side event Showcasing the Use of Data to Support Project Pipeline Development, the SourceX Private Sector Community described its role as going beyond capital, as active partners in shaping sustainable and investable infrastructure.

While financing is often available, the private sector frequently faces a shortage of well-prepared, investment-ready projects with clearly defined risk profiles.

To invest with confidence, the private sector requires:

  • Greater transparency in project data
  • Access to reliable and standardised information
  • Clear visibility of project pipelines
  • A comprehensive understanding of project risks, particularly environmental and climate resilience and impact

Systematic data collection and interoperable platforms such as SourceX create visibility around project risks and critical development factors, while adapting to local contexts.

Aecon

Aecon

Aecon Group Inc. is a Canadian leader in construction and infrastructure development providing integrated turnkey services to private and public-sector clients.

Autodesk

Autodesk

Autodesk, Inc., is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.

Allianz Global Investors

Allianz Global Investors

One of the world's leading active investment managers, working for clients from pension funds to blue-chip multinationals.

APMG International

APMG International

APMG accredits organizations to deliver training courses and consultancy services for a broad range of professional certification schemes.

Atkins

Atkins

Atkins is one of the world's most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies.

AUDA-NEPAD

AUDA-NEPAD

Coordinates and executes priority regional and continental projects to promote regional integration towards Agenda 2063.

Bechtel

Bechtel

Bechtel is one of the most respected global engineering, construction, and project management companies.

Bouygues Construction

Bouygues Construction

Bouygues Construction is a global player in construction, with operations in more than 80 countries.

Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES)

Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES)

The main financing agent for development in Brazil since 1952.

BNP Paribas

BNP Paribas

A leading bank in Europe with an international reach, present in 74 countries.

Bombardier Transportation

Bombardier Transportation

A manufacturer of planes and trains with a broad portfolio of mobility solutions.

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ)

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ)

CDPQ manages funds for all Quebecers who contribute to major public and parapublic pension and insurance plans.

Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)

Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)

CDP's Matchmaker works with cities to highlight their climate mitigation, adaptation and resiliency projects to the financial sector.

Capgemini

Capgemini

Capgemini is a global leader in consulting, technology and outsourcing services.

Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance (CCFLA)

Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance (CCFLA)

A coalition of leaders committed to deploying finance for city-level climate action at scale by 2030.

C40 Cities Finance Facility (CFF)

C40 Cities Finance Facility (CFF)

C40 Cities Finance Facility is bridging the gap between cities and finance.

Confederation of International Contractors' Associations (CICA)

Confederation of International Contractors' Associations (CICA)

A non-profit, voluntary and global association established in 1974.

Development Bank of Latin America (CAF)

Development Bank of Latin America (CAF)

A development bank created in 1970, owned by 19 countries, 17 of them from Latin America and the Caribbean.

Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)

Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)

Established in 1983 and reconstituted in 1997 under the Development Bank of Southern Africa Act.

Eiffage

Eiffage

Construction, real estate development, civil engineering, metallic and road construction, energy and concessions.

ENGIE

ENGIE

A global reference in low-carbon energy and services.

Environmental Resources Management (ERM)

Environmental Resources Management (ERM)

A leading global provider of environmental, health, safety, risk and social consulting services.

EUROCLIMA+

EUROCLIMA+

The EU flagship cooperation programme on environmental sustainability and climate change with Latin America.

European Investment Project Portal (EIPP)

European Investment Project Portal (EIPP)

The central EU project promotion platform for EU project promoters and international investors.

FAST-Infra Group

FAST-Infra Group

Acts through initiatives such as the FISI label, partnerships and a network of international players.

FELICITY

FELICITY

The Financing Energy for Low-carbon Investment – Cities Advisory Facility provides advisory services and capacity building.

Ferrovial

Ferrovial

One of the world's leading infrastructure operators and municipal services companies.

Global Infrastructure Hub (GIH)

Global Infrastructure Hub (GIH)

Launched in 2014 by the G20, dedicated solely to infrastructure in developed and emerging markets.

Global Delivery Initiative (GDI)

Global Delivery Initiative (GDI)

A collaborative effort to build an evidence base of delivery know-how to inform development practice.

Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

A treaty-based inter-governmental organisation supporting strong, inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

GRESB

GRESB

Established in 2009 by pension funds seeking comparable, reliable data on the ESG performance of their investments.

ICLEI

ICLEI

Local Governments for Sustainability: a global network of more than 2,500 local and regional governments.

International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)

International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)

A global network of over 6 million members in more than 100 countries promoting international trade.

International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC)

International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC)

Founded in 1913, promoting the consulting engineering industry's strategic goals.

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

An organisation of 189 countries working to foster global monetary cooperation and secure financial stability.

Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)

Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)

An international Islamic financial institution fostering economic development and social progress.

K-Infra

Founded in 2016 by Andres Rebollo, main author and coordinator of the PPP Certification Program Guide.

KPMG

KPMG

KPMG's Global Infrastructure network helps public and private organisations deliver infrastructure outcomes.

Marsh

Marsh

A global leader in insurance broking and innovative risk management solutions.

Mott MacDonald

Mott MacDonald

A global engineering, management and development consultancy.

OECD

OECD

Promotes policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world.

Pinsent Masons

Pinsent Masons

An international law firm delivering high-quality legal advice.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

Audit and assurance, tax and consulting services in 157 countries.

RTE International

RTE International

Service subsidiary of RTE, the largest transmission system operator in Europe.

Sovereign Infrastructure Group (SIG)

Sovereign Infrastructure Group (SIG)

A global financing company working with project sponsors and Multilateral Development Banks.

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)

One of Japan's leading banks.

Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI)

Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI)

Launched at the World Economic Forum 2020 Annual Meeting under the mandate of the Terra Carta.

Tinubu Square

Tinubu Square

A SaaS platform vendor enabling credit insurance and surety digital transformation.

UN-Habitat

UN-Habitat

The United Nations Human Settlements Programme: a better quality of life for all in an urbanizing world.

Veolia Environnement

Veolia Environnement

The global leader in optimised resource management.

VINCI Group

VINCI Group

A private partner for public benefit, active in the global PPP market.

WAPPP

WAPPP

The World Association of PPP Units & Professionals, the home of PPP practitioners.

World Economic Forum (WEF)

World Economic Forum (WEF)

Engages leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.

Assessment

Pre-evaluation of projects against private sector and international criteria

SourceX allows governments, if they wish, to confidentially pre-evaluate their projects and request certifications.

  • BDN
  • Insurance coverage
  • STAIRS UN DESA
  • QII Indicators
  • UNECE PIERS
  • FAST-Infra
  • SMI PDT
BDNInsurancecoverageSTAIRSUN DESAQIIIndicatorsUNECEPIERSFAST-InfraSMI PDTConfidentialpre-evaluation

Platform functionality

What project teams use every day

  • API connection to e-procurement and IT systems
  • Knowledge and document management
  • Public pipeline for international project promotion

How SourceX is implemented

Six steps from alignment to ongoing support

Based on the G20 Practice Guide, six steps take governments from formal commitment to a fully supported national system. SourceX strengthens existing institutions rather than replacing them: it follows each country’s legal framework and connects to its current IT systems.

1

Initiate and align

  • Formal government backing, a lead agency and a single point of contact
  • Steering committee with development partners
  • Review of existing IT systems, regulations and procurement processes

2

Map needs

  • Project cycles, legal frameworks and delivery options (traditional procurement, PPPs, concessions)
  • Data, reporting and interoperability requirements
  • Approval from national digital authorities

3

Digitalise

  • Interfaces with existing government IT systems (e.g. APIs)
  • User roles, approval processes and monitoring for each agency

4

Build capacity

  • Training for civil servants across ministries and local authorities
  • Feedback loops and a community of practice

5

Customise and test

  • Adapted to national gatekeeping phases and delivery modes
  • Pilot in selected sectors, refine, then roll out

6

Support the system

  • Helpdesk, coaching and usage monitoring
  • Regular updates and agreed service levels

Standard integration

A phased approach over 24 months

Every integration runs three workstreams in parallel, policy, process and IT tools, from inception to ongoing support.

Needs assessment
Piloting
Post-integration support (Milestone 1)
Policy workstream
Process workstream
IT tools workstream
Inception
Digitalisation
Training
Post-integration support (Milestone 2)
Ongoing support
Start
2 months
5 months
8 months
12 months
15 months
18 months
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Integration enquiry: bring SourceX to your country

For government and public agency representatives. Step 1 begins with formal interest from the government and a lead agency. Tell us about your institution and we will follow up.

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Governance

Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation

SIF is a not-for-profit Swiss foundation in Geneva that provides SourceX on behalf of the Multilateral Development Banks. Led and financed by the MDBs of the SourceX Council, it develops the platform, trains its users and supports its adoption by governments, public agencies and international organisations.

Governance

SourceX Council

Representatives of the MDBs and their Chief Information Officers. MDBs that contribute to SIF and integrate SourceX into their operations may nominate a member. The Council:

  • Directs the development, maintenance and management of SourceX
  • Oversees the Management Team's work plan
  • Advises on performance and scalability
  • African Development Bank
  • Asian Development Bank
  • Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(Observer)
  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
  • European Investment Bank
  • Inter-American Development Bank
  • International Finance Corporation
  • World Bank

Private sector

Private Sector Committee

Infrastructure companies, financiers, insurers and international organisations that review the SourceX project preparation templates, bringing investors' requirements into every project.

  • More than 50 supporting partners
  • More than 7,000 comments on the templates

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Funding

Donor Community

Development partners that finance SourceX country integrations and SIF's work as a not-for-profit, donor-funded organisation.

  • Canada: Global Affairs Canada
  • France: Agence française de développement (AFD) and the French Treasury
  • Switzerland: State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)
  • Germany: Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), through GIZ

User countries

SourceX Community

The government agencies of the 16 countries that have completed a SourceX integration. Members share lessons and good practices with their peers, give feedback on the platform and help set priorities for new features. The Community meets regularly online.

  • Angola
  • Azerbaijan
  • Brazil
  • Ecuador
  • Egypt
  • Georgia
  • Indonesia
  • Kazakhstan
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Pakistan
  • Panama
  • Senegal
  • South Africa
  • Tanzania
  • Uzbekistan

Management team

The SIF team, consultants and national coordinators.

The SIF team

Christophe DOSSARPS · CEO

A graduate from John Molson School of Business at Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, M. Dossarps began his career working as a project coordinator in a Canadian aerospace firm. In 2009, Christophe was asked to join the UNDP in Geneva and head up Business Development for the R20 initiative of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. He subsequently joined ADB in 2010 to further develop the National Infrastructure Information System (NIIS), which was the predecessor of SourceX. In 2014, Christophe Dossarps was hired as the Chief Executive Officer of the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation (SourceX's Executing Agency) where he leads SIF's efforts in collaboration with many different stakeholders to help implement the roll-out of SourceX. Multilateral development banks, development financing institutions, international organizations, companies and long-term investors are all coming together to develop SourceX to empower governments towards sustainable development.

Dan FUOCHI · Legal Advisor

Dan is an attorney at the Swiss Bar and acts as general counsel to the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation. An entrepreneur at heart, he advises social businesses and NGOs addressing today's social, cultural and environmental issues. Dan holds a Licentiate in Law (equivalent to a master's degree) from the University of Geneva, an LL.M. from Duke University School of Law, and a CAS in SDG Investing from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.

Brendan GIRAUDET · Senior Developer

Brendan is a software engineer with over 14 years of experience spanning development, project delivery, and freelance consulting, specialising in front-end product development while effectively managing the full stack from front to back. He has a strong track record of delivering end-to-end digital solutions, combining technical expertise with project leadership and a deep understanding of user-focused design. He studied in France at IFA Delorozoy, completing a three-year work-study program in IT and robotics and furthered his training at ITEC with a professional certification in software engineering. He also holds a licence equivalent qualification in organisational consulting and change management, adding a strategic perspective to his technical skill set.

Jon Mikel INZA · Chief Technology Officer

Jon Mikel Inza has +20 years of experience in designing and building cloud, distributed, IoT solutions (awarded by Microsoft with the MVP title) and innovation. His experience goes from small solutions to highly scalable and resilient applications. Jon has evolved in different types of structures and roles, proving his versatility and adaptability. He strives for high-quality and performance, optimisation and industrialisation which will help SIF deliver the solutions users need. He graduated with honours at the University of Belfort Montbéliard (France) and holds a Master's Degree in Software Architectures with honours at the University of Engineering of Deusto, Bilbao (Spain).

Tamara MYERS · Chief Operating Officer

Tamara has +10 years of experience in infrastructure as a senior civil engineer, including five years in infrastructure consulting in Australia and almost six years in Germany with Deutsche Bahn. She holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the University of Sydney and a Master of Science in Sustainable Development from the University of London. She has worked on major projects such as the S21 Stuttgart-Ulm railway transformation and the Fehmarnsund Crossing as part of the Fehmarnbelt connection between Germany and Denmark. Her expertise includes project management, contract execution, and technical discipline leadership. She specialises in various procurement models, including traditional, alliance, and public-private partnerships. In her current role as an Integrations Officer, she supports country integrations of SourceX and is working on the team for the 2025 G20 Infrastructure Working Group (IWG) deliverables.

Pedro NICOLAU · Head of Integrations and Integration Officer

Pedro holds a master's degree in Public Affairs from Sciences Po (France) and a bachelor's degree in International Affairs from the State University of Sao Paulo (Brazil). Pedro has over 12 years of experience in infrastructure, energy and real estate in Latin America and Asia and a strong background in project management, business development, public affairs, stakeholder management, market research and leadership. Pedro has also worked closely with multilateral development banks, institutional investors, and fund managers in the following regions: the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Pedro is Head of Integrations at SIF and led integrations in countries such as South Africa, Angola, and Indonesia.

Stephane RACINE · Senior Advisor

Stephane has more than 25 years of experience administering and coordinating several businesses and organizations as well as more than 10 years of experience in project management in Canada and globally. As a Program Manager, Stephane mobilized, supported and coordinated more than 200 Canadian volunteers in developing about twenty international sustainable development projects (target countries: Haiti, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Morocco, Comoros). Stephane is also experienced in managing and organizing international events. He is a graduate of Sherbrooke University.

Sylvain RULHE · Senior Developer

Sylvain is a software engineer with more than 8 years of experience in web application development focusing on quality and user requirements. Sylvain worked several years at Capgemini as a .Net and SharePoint specialist.

Cédric VAN RIEL · Senior Program Manager (Product Owner and Integration Officer)

Graduated from a Global Compact Master in International Management, Cédric has over 15 years designing, implementing, and managing multi-country programs and strategic alliances across governments, multilateral development banks, climate funds, private sector, and international organizations in Europe, Latin America, Africa and China. Before joining SIF, Cédric was a sustainable development advisor in the Hauts-de-France region, participating in the implementation of the Third Industrial Revolution master plan, on energy transition and digitalisation, initiated by Jeremy Rifkin. Cédric is also an APMG Certified Public and Private Partnership Professional.

Thomas VUILLET · Software Engineer

Thomas Vuillet is a software engineer with more than 15 years of experience in application development and IT solution architecture, focusing on quality and user requirements. Before joining SIF, Thomas worked several years at Capgemini, leading development teams on innovative and high added value projects for different French and European industry companies.

National coordinators

Maximiliano DE MAGISTRA · National Coordinator in Eastern Caribbean Islands

Graduated in Civil Engineering and holding master's degrees in Business Administration and Corporate Finance, Maximiliano De Magistra has over 12 years of experience in infrastructure, project management (PMP certified), and sustainable finance across Latin America and the Caribbean. He has worked with governments, international financial institutions, and private sector stakeholders on the structuring of infrastructure and public-private partnership (PPP) projects, with a focus on strengthening institutional capacity and developing bankable, SDG-aligned project pipelines. Maximiliano completed the SourceX implementation in Panama and is currently commencing the implementation in the Eastern Caribbean Islands in a regional approach.

Ibrahima AMINU · National Coordinator in Ghana

With over 20 years of experience in economic development, governance reform, mining, infrastructure, and digital public systems across 12 African countries, Ibrahima Aminu is the Founder and Managing Partner of Minustone Solutions Limited and the Founder and Executive Chairman of Minustone Construction Limited in Ghana. He has worked with international institutions such as the World Bank Group, IFC, GIZ, DFID/FCDO, and the SourceX implementation in Ghana with SIF, supporting large-scale development and infrastructure projects. His track record includes the mobilisation of over $1.3 billion in investments, the facilitation of $54 million in financing, and the creation of more than 80,000 jobs across key sectors including energy transition, agriculture, ICT, and extractives.

Maha ALFAKHOURI · National Coordinator in Jordan

Legal advisor with over 20 years of experience in public and private sectors, specialising in regulatory and institutional frameworks for infrastructure and public-private partnerships (PPP). She has expertise in drafting and reviewing legislation, including PPP, energy, and public procurement laws, with a strong understanding of legal, regulatory, and cybersecurity requirements in Jordan. She has been involved in structuring and negotiating infrastructure and PPP agreements at national and international levels, while coordinating with government entities, donors, and stakeholders to ensure compliance and alignment. She holds an LL.M. in International Comparative Law from Chicago-Kent College of Law and has been a member of the Jordanian Bar Association since 1996 and has recently commenced the work for SourceX implementation in Jordan.

Velma KAGUSHA · National Coordinator in Kenya

Velma is a Registered Architect and certified Project Management Professional (PMP®) with over 9 years of experience in architectural design, construction supervision, and project delivery across diverse sectors. She currently serves as a Project Manager at Blink Studio Ltd, where she oversees multiple developments across Kenya, ensuring efficient execution, budget control, and high-quality standards. Her expertise includes project planning, contract administration, stakeholder coordination, and compliance management, with significant experience in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects. She is currently involved as the SourceX National Coordinator in Kenya and is also an Independent Expert on major Kenya Defence Forces housing programmes, providing oversight on construction progress and contractual compliance. Velma has worked across healthcare, commercial, and educational infrastructure projects and is recognised for her ability to manage multidisciplinary teams and deliver structured outcomes.

Hary RAZANARISOA · National Coordinator in Madagascar

Graduated with a DESS in Business Management (Finance option) from Université de Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, a diploma from CEFEB Marseille, and an Advanced Studies Diploma in Accounting from INSCAE Antananarivo, Hary Razanarisoa has over 30 years of experience in the public and private sectors. Hary has been involved in privatisation programs, corporate restructuring, and regulatory reforms in Madagascar, particularly in the development of regulatory frameworks for public institutions, and more recently in public-private partnerships, for which she holds a CP3P-KPMG certification. She has held senior positions, worked as a consultant on development projects, served as technical advisor in several ministries, and currently acts as National Coordinator for the implementation of the SourceX platform in Madagascar.

Philip Amadeus LIBRE · National Coordinator in Philippines

Philip is an economist and policy consultant specialising in digital development, competition policy, regulatory reform, and infrastructure governance. He currently serves as National Coordinator for SourceX implementation in the Philippines with SIF and as a consultant for the World Bank on digital development policy. He has contributed to policy research, legislative analysis, and stakeholder engagement on key economic and digital issues, including artificial intelligence, digital platforms, competition policy, and infrastructure financing. Philip previously served as senior economist at the Philippine Competition Commission, consultant for the Asian Development Bank, and lecturer in economics at Ateneo de Manila University. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in economics from the University of the Philippines.

Riadh BEN KHALIFA · National Coordinator in Tunisia

Riadh Ben Khalifa is an international expert in public-private partnerships (PPP) and project finance, specialising in the structuring and implementation of complex infrastructure projects. With experience spanning both the public and private sectors, he began his career on motorway projects in France before advising leading international developers from the United Kingdom on water and energy projects across the Middle East. He currently advises governments, the World Bank, and international donors on PPP frameworks, project pipeline development, and the structuring of initiatives such as the SourceX platform of SIF in Tunisia. He is also an international trainer in project finance and financial modelling.

Chanda CHISANGA · National Coordinator in Zambia

Chanda is a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) and infrastructure development specialist with over 18 years of experience in policy reform, project preparation, and multi-stakeholder coordination. She currently serves as National Coordinator and Local Consultant for the SourceX project in Zambia, supporting the integration of the platform to strengthen project preparation and infrastructure governance. In her role at the Ministry of Finance and National Planning, she has contributed to the development of Zambia's PPP framework, including revisions to legislation, regulations, and guidelines. She has worked on major infrastructure projects and collaborates closely with international partners such as the African Development Bank, World Bank, and UNECA. Chanda is a Certified PPP Professional (CP3P) and a PhD candidate in Development Studies with a focus on sustainable infrastructure development.

Makelesi KORA · National Coordinator in Fiji

Makelesi Kora is a Data Systems and Analytics Specialist with over 20 years of experience supporting climate adaptation and data systems transformation across the Pacific. Throughout her career, she has led the design and implementation of regional knowledge management and data systems for organisations in the Pacific. She is currently undertaking doctoral research in applied data analytics, with a focus on predictive modelling for climate resilience.

Geno ILA'AVA · National Coordinator in Papua New Guinea

Geno Ila'ava is a Papua New Guinean legal and ICT specialist passionate about using technology to improve governance and public sector performance. Combining expertise in service design, workflow automation, and digital transformation, Geno has built a strong track record of supporting institutional innovation and organisational change. Geno brings a unique combination of legal, policy, and technology expertise to complex digital transformation initiatives.

National coordinators from completed integrations

Irfan HASHMI · National Coordinator in Pakistan

Irfan Hashmi is a sustainability technocrat and development professional with almost 20 years of combined experience in climate change, PPPs, sustainability consulting and finance. An entrepreneur at heart, Irfan has founded and led multiple climate / sustainability focused endeavors and is presently associated with the federal Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination (Pakistan) where he is leading the Green Finance Unit. Irfan successfully led the on-ground implementation of SourceX in the federal Government of Pakistan and sub-national Government of Sindh's PPP framework from June 2023 to December 2025.

Febri TRIVITAS · National Coordinator in Indonesia

Febri Trivitas has over 10 years of experience in infrastructure development and Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), working across Indonesia and India. He has supported governments, international bodies such as JICA, ADB, GGGI and GIZ and key stakeholders on multi-sector infrastructure and transaction advisory projects, with a focus on project development, financial analysis, and formulating PPP contracts performance mechanisms. He was involved in the implementation of the SourceX platform in Indonesia.

Maged IBRAHIM (Mac) · National Coordinator in MENA/Egypt

Maged Ibrahim (Mac) has over 30 years of experience in the Telecom sector IT, working across US & MENA regions. He has supported governments and key stakeholders on Project Management, Business Process re-engineering, Disaster Recovery & Cyber Security with a focus on Project Management & Infrastructure Architecture. He was involved in the successful implementation of the SourceX platform in MENA/Egypt.

Public pipeline · Under construction

The SourceX public pipeline is coming soon

A new published pipeline feature is being developed and will launch on SourceX soon. It will list projects prepared in SourceX and published by governmental entities, promoting investment-ready infrastructure projects to international investors and financiers.

Governments that want to publish their pipeline can prepare projects in SourceX now.

See the current public pipeline

The current pipeline stays available until the new one launches.

News

SourceX news and updates

Country integrations, platform releases and events from the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation.

SourceX launch

SourceX launch

The first ever public good with AI delivered to governments for sustainable infrastructure just arrived!   What is Happening: SOURCE is upgrading to...

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SOURCE success stories update

SOURCE success stories update

In 2019, the SOURCE Council members (Asian Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, European Investment Bank, Inter-American...

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SDG Dashboard

SDG Dashboard

From project definition to operation and maintenance, SOURCE allows civil servants to define clear Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets during the...

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SOURCE Risk Allocation Matrix

SOURCE Risk Allocation Matrix

SOURCE’s Risk Allocation Matrix allows governments to verify the risk allocation of their PPP project draft contracts according to international best...

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Launch of the SOURCE Community

Launch of the SOURCE Community

This August will mark the launch of the highly anticipated SOURCE Community, which has been fueled by the unwavering support of our esteemed governmental...

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SOURCE endorsed by Heads of States

SOURCE endorsed by Heads of States

SOURCE was endorsed by Heads of States who called for its deployment on the African continent at the Summit on the Financing of African Economies in Paris....

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PPF Finder

PPF Finder

Our objective has always been to help develop better infrastructure projects. SOURCE provides a comprehensive guide to all relevant aspects of project...

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SOURCE taken further

SOURCE taken further

To better answer the needs of project developers and enhance users' experience, SIF is delighted to announce the launch of the following new functionalities...

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The SOURCE Architecture Board

The SOURCE Architecture Board

The SOURCE Architecture Board has been established on September 2019 to provide strategic direction to the development of SOURCE platform on...

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