Since 2010, FSVC has worked in Angola to strengthen commercial banking for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), reduce money laundering and corruption, enhance bank supervision and improve public financial management.

Key indicators for Angola:

122

Projects Completed

1,900+

People Impacted

$4,902,800

Donated Services

Current Programs

FSVC’s new program will strengthen anti-corruption efforts and procedures in Angola, Eswatini and Lesotho.
FSVC is strengthening the BNA's AML/CFT supervision and prudential banking supervision.
FSVC, with funding from the U.S. Department of State, is implementing a program aimed at promoting freedom of expression in Angola.

Past Programs

In 2021, FSVC launched a program to reduce corruption in Angola.
FSVC received a grant from USAID/Southern Africa to strengthen anti-corruption efforts and procedures in Angola and Eswatini.
As part of a program with World Business Capital (WBC), FSVC worked with a local commercial bank in Angola to strengthen risk management and SME lending practices.
In October 2014, FSVC entered into a cooperative agreement with USAID to promote stronger and more transparent management of public finances in Angola.
Office Contact
Mourad Baly, Regional Director
(T) +351 913 633 223