Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation

SIF, a not-for-profit Swiss foundation headquartered in Geneva, coordinates the provision of SOURCE on behalf of the Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs). SIF is led and financed by the MDBs members of SOURCE Council, to:

  • Manage the development of SOURCE
  • Provide capacity building to SOURCE users
  • Conduct the adoption of SOURCE by governments, public agencies and international organisations
SOURCE Council

The SOURCE Council is composed of representatives of Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and Chief Information Officers. MDBs that have made full annual institutional membership contributions to SIF and are working to integrate SOURCE into their operations may nominate a representative to the Council. The SOURCE Council enjoys the following powers:

  • define and direct the operations related to the development, maintenance and management of the SOURCE platform by the Management Team.
  • oversee the activities of the Management Team in accordance with the agreed Work Plan for the distribution of the SOURCE platform.
  • advise the Management Team to further strengthen SOURCE’s performance and scalability

 

Management 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 SOURCE predecessor. In 2014, Christophe Dossarps was hired as the Chief Executive Officer of the Sustainable Infrastructure Foundation (Source’s Executing Agency) where he leads SIF’s efforts in collaboration with many different stakeholders to help implement the roll-out of Source. Multilateral development banks, development financing institutions, international organizations, companies and long-term investors are all coming together to develop SOURCE to empower governments towards sustainable development.

 

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’s 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).

 

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.

 

 

Tamara Myers

Integration 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 Source 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

Head of Business Development and Product Owner

Graduated from a Global Compact Master in International Management, Cédric has over 14 years of experience in sustainability, project management and digitalisation in both International Organizations and in multinational companies in Europe, Latin America, Africa and China. Cedric has extensive experience in delivering and managing capacity building program notably with the United Nations, Indian Ocean Commission and academic experience with the University of Lille (France). 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

National Coordinator in Eastern Caribbean Islands : Maximiliano De Magistra

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 Source implementation in Panama and is currently commencing the implementation in the Eastern Caribbean Islands in a regional approach.

National Coordinator in Ghana : Ibrahima Aminu

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 Source 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.

 National Coordinator in Jordan : Maha Alfakhouri

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 Source implementation in Jordan.

National Coordinator in Kenya : Velma Kagusha

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 Source 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.

National Coordinator in Madagascar : Hary Razanarisoa

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 currents acts as National Coordinator for the implementation of the Source platform in Madagascar.

National Coordinator in Philippines : Philip Amadeus Libre

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 Source 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.

National Coordinator in Tunisia : Riadh Ben Khalifa

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 Source platform of SIF in Tunisia. He is also an international trainer in project finance and financial modelling.

National Coordinator in Zambia : Chanda Chisanga

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 Source 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