Partners
Why organisations partner with EIG.
Strong partnerships. Strategic advantage. A working structure of technology, capital, government, local and delivery partners.
Why Partner
Access to a structured, de-risked pipeline.
EIG’s intelligence layer and government relationships mean partners engage with feasibility-screened projects, not speculative ones.
Technology Partners
AI, satellite data, sensors and monitoring platforms feeding the intelligence core.
Capital Partners
Sovereign funds, DFIs and institutional investors funding the pipeline.
Government Partners
Ministries and agencies aligning national priorities with bankable projects.
Local Partners
On-the-ground operators and contractors delivering projects in-market.
Delivery Partners
Engineering, construction and operations firms executing at scale.
M2i (Critical Minerals)
ECM’s advisory partnership with M2i, providing access to new markets and technical guidance.
How Partnership Works
One relationship. Four sectors.
A single partnership agreement with EIG can span water, energy, agriculture and critical minerals reducing overhead for multi-sector organisations.
Introduction
Initial conversation to understand fit and mandate.
Scoping
Identify which sectors and projects align.
Agreement
Terms structured around the partnership type.
Delivery
Ongoing collaboration across the project lifecycle.