Etsah Conseil is a firm specializing in business intermediation, financial strategy, and project and program engineering.

Based in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, the firm primarily assists African state organizations in carrying out their technical and financial projects while ensuring the efficient and optimal management of their budget portfolios.

Maximize the potential of your projects

What began with a clear ambition is now a leading consulting firm. Discover how ETSAH CONSEIL, through its expertise in strategy and intermediation, helps companies secure financing and manage their projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Explore our values and our commitment to the success of your projects.

Business intermediation

Financial strategy

Project engineering

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Developing infrastructure in Africa with AFD and DBSA

The French Development Agency (AFD) supports the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) in financing infrastructure projects in Africa, outside South Africa. Thanks to a credit line in dollars, these projects aim to improve access to water and electricity and strengthen the economic capacities of local populations. By promoting partnerships and integrating the fight against climate change, this initiative also creates opportunities for French companies.

Partnerships for financing affordable housing in Africa

CAHF collaborates with donors such as FSD Africa and the French Development Agency to support affordable housing projects in Africa. These partnerships facilitate access to financing for low-income households and promote financial inclusion. By working with regional actors, CAHF strengthens the impact of its initiatives on the ground, helping to improve access to housing for vulnerable populations.

Support for affordable housing in urban centers

AFD is supporting the National Housing Finance Corporation in South Africa to develop the supply of social housing in urban areas. Thanks to a €20 million credit line, the project has renovated 34 buildings in central Johannesburg, creating 1,771 social housing units. These initiatives aim to provide quality housing for low-income families, while revitalizing neighborhoods and facilitating access to employment centers and urban transportation.