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U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program

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The U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program, solicited under DFOP0019410 by the Bureau of African Affairs within the Department of State, aims to advance American national interests through market-driven, private sector-led economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. The program targets two strategic areas: Critical Minerals Investment and Commercial Diplomacy Acceleration, seeking projects that foster a transparent and competitive environment for foreign investment. Applicants must demonstrate clear, measurable benefits to one or more sub-Saharan countries, particularly through increased investment from high-quality U.S. or U.S.-aligned companies, while also showing how their initiatives create conditions that facilitate broader U.S. commercial engagement in the region. Solicitations are open through May 27, 2027, with proposals expected to align with the program’s goal of promoting sustainable economic development through private sector leadership. The program does not specify a set-aside type or NAICS code, and applications must be submitted via the designated federal grants portal. All inquiries should be directed to the Bureau of African Affairs at af-a-proposals@state.gov or by phone at 202-890-9795. Projects will be evaluated on their potential to strengthen investment climates and generate tangible economic outcomes that support both African development and U.S. commercial interests.

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U.S. funds private sector projects in sub-Saharan Africa to boost critical minerals and commercial engagement through transparent, market-driven investment.

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Department Of State → Bureau Of African AffairsView Agency

NAICS

541618 - Other Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program Annual Program Statement DFOP0019410

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AgencyDepartment Of State → Bureau Of African Affairs
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The U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program advances America's national interests by harnessing market-based, private sector-led growth across two strategic focus areas: Critical Minerals Investment and Commercial Diplomacy Acceleration. This program seeks market-based solutions that strengthen the environment for foreign investment in sub-Saharan Africa through transparent and competitive processes, creating sustainable economic growth in two strategic focus areas. Projects must demonstrate clear, measurable benefits to one or more sub-Saharan countries, such as increased investment from high-quality U.S. and U.S.-aligned companies. Applicants are also encouraged to identify how their projects create conditions that enable U.S. commercial participation.

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