Capital Without Coordination: Why Money Doesn’t Move

Season
1
Episode
4
Date
March 5, 2026
Anchor Cases:
National

Exploring how banks, DFIs, and credit committees assess risk — and why capital remains idle despite urgent housing demand. This session takes a deep dive into why the presence of capital does not guarantee delivery—and often accelerates failure when uncoordinated.

Who Should Attend

Every session will be honoured by the presence and participation of;

  • Municipal planners, housing officials, and infrastructure managers
  • Public sector decision-makers and policy practitioners
  • Emerging and established property developers
  • DFIs, commercial banks, fund managers, and impact investors
  • Built-environment professionals (planners, engineers, architects, QSs)
  • Procurement, project management, and delivery professionals
  • NGOs, development agencies, and social impact practitioners
  • Community leaders and delivery intermediaries involved in housing and infrastructure
  • This series is designed for practitioners responsible for turning plans, policies, and capital into real, delivered outcomes.

    What You’ll Walk Away With

  • Understanding why capital presence does not guarantee delivery
  • Insight into how funding timelines and conditions impact execution
  • Common coordination failures between finance and delivery systems
  • How unsequenced capital increases project risk rather than reducing it
  • A framework for aligning capital with delivery realities
  • Many stalled projects have funding allocated, yet remain inactive. This session explores why capital alone cannot overcome institutional misalignment, sequencing errors, and governance gaps.

    Participants will examine how financing timelines, conditions, and risk frameworks interact with planning and delivery systems—and why uncoordinated capital often deepens project failure rather than resolving it.

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