Green Development Fund
Ensuring Socially, Culturally, Economically, and Environmentally Resilient Communities
Green Development Fund Commitments
Equitable and Inclusive
We are committed to ensuring fair access to safe, affordable, and diverse communities. Our development models foster inclusivity across all income levels, addressing a wide range of needs.
Diverse and Affordable
The mission and purpose of our projects support diversity and affordability, enriching the community with diverse and sustainable options that are designed to help the community flourish into the long-term future.
Sustained Environment
Our projects leverage Nature-based Solutions (NbS), and Zero-Emission and Zero-Carbon design principles, to align affordability with environmental goals, paving the way for a sustainable and socially responsible future.
Our Vision is Clear
To turn ambitious, sustainable development plans into high-performing, real-world social, economic and environment investments. We target projects that are strategically positioned for value creation. By bridging the space between visionary design and executable development, we unlock long-term impact, reduce risk, and accelerate timelines for transformative change.
Energy Initiative Targets in 16 African Countries
Sustainable Energy Sources
2-3M
Jobs to Create
Across implementation, operations, and maintenance of energy facilities
140M+
Tonnes CO₂ to Avoid
Per year through clean energy implementation
50M+
New Energy Connections to Be Made
Through grid upgrades and expansion, and decentralized systems
€25B
Co-Investment to Be Unlocked
Local private sector capital unlocked through hybridized projects
At RRB, we are advancing scalable, hybrid energy systems that directly address Africa’s energy inequality and the globe’s carbon emission challenges. Families in some regions spend 40–50% of their income on unreliable electricity. Backed by investment across innovative solar, hydropower, hydrogen, wind power, geothermal, and grid expansion, our initiative is delivering affordable, resilient power where it’s needed most.
Our clean energy infrastructure model—spanning 1-5MWp and up to 1500MWp integrates innovative solar, hydropower, hydrogen, wind power, and geothermal into decentralized systems co-created with communities and tailored to their needs. Capital is provided at below local market rates to achieve optimized data-driven energy management to ensure stable performance and enable households to have reliable energy.
By combining technologies and extending access, we’re delivering bankable, impact-driven infrastructure that supports inclusive growth, fuels cross-border energy trade, advances climate goals across the continent, and mitigates the globe’s carbon emissions.
3 Primary Impacts of Globalization on the Environment
Goods transport
Transportation of goods from one country to another could result in habitat destruction, increased emissions, and the introduction of invasive species into new countries.
Overspecialization
Globalization allows countries to obtain resources from other nations, providing them the freedom to capitalize on their economic strengths. While it's important for countries to focus on those assets, overspecialization can result in problems like deforestation, overfishing, and increased pollution.
Increased Awareness
One positive side effect of globalization is increased awareness of climate change. As countries experience a prevalence of decreased biodiversity and invasive species, some have responded with more laws and regulations to address those problems.
Sustainable Communities
Sustainable communities offer environmentally conscious and experience-driven living which combines nature-focused design with long-term economic and social value. They contribute to environmental stewardship, elevate resident well-being, and align with growing demand for ESG-aligned real estate.
Buyers Want This…
73% of homebuyers actively seek wellness-oriented, eco-smart homes. That trend is only growing.
Save Energy…
Energy-efficient buildings reduce utility costs by up to 40%, boosting appeal for both buyers and long-term asset holders.
Market is Growing…
“The global green building market is on track to surpass $800B by 2032—driven by a sustained 15% annual growth rate.”
Greater Value…
Sustainable, green-certified homes command 8–10% higher resale value, making them a smarter long-term investment.
Growing ESG Initiatives
“With ESG-aligned real estate investment projected to grow over 10x by 2032, institutional capital is rapidly positioning for long-term, impact-driven returns.”
Participate in a Future of Sustainable Communities
Get involved in our community initiatives and explore partnership opportunities with the Green Development Fund. Together, we can help create a durable and inclusive future for housing that benefits everyone.
The Green Development Fund was established to finance a new generation of environmentally and socially conscious real estate projects in various geographies. By backing master-planned developments that prioritize ecological preservation, net-zero design, Step Code 4 energy performance standards, and authentic community integration, the fund targets initiatives that deliver strong market returns alongside lasting environmental and social value. Projects like those under the Logan umbrella exemplify this vision—demonstrating how thoughtful land use, curated wellness amenities, and high-efficiency construction can align with investor goals for security, income, and long-term impact.
