SOURCE is an online infrastructure project preparation and data
management platform, led and funded by multi-lateral development banks
(MDBs) in response to the G20 for addressing the global infrastructure gap.
SOURCE’s servers now under UN’s jurisdiction
As the provider of SOURCE, a cloud-based software dedicated to the preparation of infrastructure projects for governments and multilateral organizations, the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation (SIF) has always put data sovereignty, privacy and security at the...
SIF and leading Canadian and G7 investors to collaborate on the G7 Infrastructure Fellowship Program
“SIF is proud to join the G7 Infrastructure Fellowship Program (G7-IFP) and having some of the world's leading investors select SIF's SOURCE infrastructure project preparation and data management software affirms its specialized, advanced and innovative approach. Led...
2nd Annual Financing African Infrastructure conference
We are delighted to announce our participation to the 2nd Annual Financing African Infrastructure conference, taking place on 13 June at BCLP's office in London. Infrastructure investment in Africa faces various challenges but the pace of development across the...
MAURITIUS SOURCE TRAINING
SIF would like to thank DBSA and the SADC Secretariat for making this training on SOURCE in Mauritius possible! The Mauritian Government requested that their infrastructure project Managers be trained on SOURCE and it be implemented in their different government...
NIGERIA IS THE 38TH COUNTRY IN THE WORLD TO USE SOURCE
Nigeria is the 38th country formed around the world on the use of the infrastructure project preparation platform, SOURCE. Thanks to IsDB and ICRC for making this training possible as well as for all the participants of the various public agencies.
IMPROVING PROJECT PREPARATION AND ACCESS TO CRITICAL DATA TO FOSTER LONG-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
A webinar on Improving infrastructure project preparation and access to critical data, co-hosted by United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) and the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation (SIF), took place on 22 January 2018 and was...
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ADB Launches Strategy 2030 to Respond to Changing Needs of Asia and Pacific
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (26 July 2018) — The Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Board of Directors has approved a new long-term corporate strategy, Strategy 2030, that sets out the institution’s broad vision and strategic response to the evolving needs of Asia and the...
Pinsent Masons: The evolution of Infratech
How technology is shaping the future of infrastructure Key findings from the report. Technology is a deciding factor in new infrastructure projects: 97% of respondents say that the quality of technology and the level of its integration are increasingly decisive in...
ADB: Deals to be signed with ADB for railway reforms
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide $360 million loan for improving the operational efficiency of Bangladesh Railway (BR) by procuring modern rolling stock and supporting the ongoing railway reform, reports BSS. The Manila-based lending agency will sign two...
ADB: How Much Should Asia Spend on Infrastructure?
Asia and the Pacific has seen dramatic improvements in its transportation network, electricity generation capacity, and telecommunications and water infrastructure, among others. Better access to infrastructure has driven growth, reduced poverty, and improved people’s...