The understanding of modern communication skills that impact customer’s engagement, and the principles of networking to help develop a brand in the business environment is crucial for corporate sustainability. Participants will gain capacity to demonstrate skills in financial planning and budgeting, learn how to interpret organizational performance numerically, and of course project management which will expose participants to understand practical approach to managing projects from start to finish in a more effective way for productivity.

After a successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

Develop business plans on product creation for the target market and calculate expenses it will incur

Apply the principles of effective communication in a workplace and among stakeholders

Improve your writing skills to get more out of email and telephone calls in less period

Design and create more convincing presentations to run more productive meetings

Develop cultural and interpersonal sensitivity in your communication behavior with clients and colleagues

Build and sustain your network to enhance your professional relationships for more business opportunities

Understand financial planning and budgeting to interpret organizational performance with financial ratios,

drawing up income statements and balance sheets, identify and optimize value-adding activities

Accounting and Stock Management

Simple Budgeting

Invoice and Petty Cash Management

Maximize the benefits of project management tools for quality service delivery

House Finance For Sub-Sharan Africa

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Jun 16
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Cost : $1400

Date: August 4 - 12 August 2025

Course Introduction:

Housing Finance in Sub-Saharan Africa

The housing finance sector in Sub-Saharan Africa is a critical component of economic development and social stability. As urbanization accelerates and populations grow, the demand for affordable housing increases. However, access to housing finance remains a significant challenge in many countries within the region.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the housing finance landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa, exploring the various mechanisms, challenges, and opportunities that exist. Participants will engage with key concepts in housing finance, including mortgage markets, public and private sector roles, regulatory frameworks, and innovative financing solutions. Through case studies and interactive discussions, learners will gain insights into the unique contexts of different countries and the best practices that can be applied to enhance housing finance systems.

By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute effectively to the development of sustainable housing finance solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Housing Finance

Overview of Housing Finance Concepts
Importance of Housing in Economic Development
Key Stakeholders in Housing Finance

Module 2: Housing Demand and Supply in Sub-Saharan Africa

Urbanization Trends and Impacts
Demographic Changes and Housing Needs
Supply Chain of Housing Development

Module 3: Financial Instruments for Housing

Mortgage Products and Structures
Microfinance and Housing Finance
Public-Private Partnerships in Housing

Module 4: Regulatory and Policy Frameworks

National Housing Policies
Regulatory Environment for Mortgage Markets
Land Tenure and Property Rights Issues

Module 5: Challenges in Housing Finance

Access to Finance and Affordability Issues
Risk Assessment and Management in Housing Finance
Impact of Economic Factors on Housing Finance

Module 6: Innovative Solutions and Best Practices

Alternative Financing Models
Technology in Housing Finance
Case Studies of Successful Housing Finance Initiatives

Module 7: Future Trends and Opportunities

Emerging Markets in Housing Finance
Sustainability and Green Housing Finance
Regional Cooperation and Integration in Housing Finance

Conclusion and Course Wrap-Up

Review of Key Concepts and Learnings
Discussion on the Future of Housing Finance in Sub-Saharan Africa
Final Thoughts and Course Evaluation

Participation Requirement:

This course is designed for policymakers, financial institutions, housing developers, and anyone interested in understanding and improving housing finance systems in Sub-Saharan Africa; But those participants without a tertiary qualification who currently work at a senior level in housing and housing finance as well as individuals in real estate are welcome to attend the course.

Through this structured outline, participants will build a robust foundation to address the pressing housing finance issues facing the region today.

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