EDOKAN Projects finds, shapes and coordinates development projects in Ghana and across Africa. We work with investors, developers and institutions to turn an opportunity into a project that can be financed, approved and built, and we stay involved through delivery.
We spot projects that Ghana and Africa need and that can pay their way: education, housing, transport and the services that growing towns depend on.
We put together the case: the need, the site, the partners, the right structure and the feasibility work needed before anyone commits money.
We are the partner on the ground: approvals, government and community relations, local suppliers and workers, from the first study to final handover.
You bring the capital and the expertise. We bring local knowledge, relationships and the hard work of getting a project ready and approved.
Universities, assemblies and public bodies often know exactly what they need but lack the funding or the partner to build it. We help you get from need to a funded project.
We focus on projects that serve people for decades and can be handed over in good shape at the end of their term. Details of individual projects are shared with partners directly, under confidentiality.
Confirm the need, the site and who will use it.
Feasibility, costs, structure and the right partners.
Investors, government, institutions and the community, agreed in writing.
Build, operate and hand over, with a local partner throughout.
Infrastructure investors · Real estate developers · Development finance institutions · Government agencies and assemblies · Universities and institutions · Contractors and operators
EDOKAN Projects develops and coordinates projects. We are not a bank, lender or investment fund, and we do not take deposits or offer financing. Every project is subject to its own studies, agreements and approvals.
Whether you are an investor looking at Ghana or Africa or an institution with a project that needs a partner, we would be glad to talk. We reply within three working days.
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