
Philippe Valahu
CEO of Private Infrastructure Development Group
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Jul 16, 2026
The selfish case for supporting foreign aid
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Akshat RathiHOST
Give me an example that you're proud of in the past year that you funded or something that's been completed.

Philippe ValahuGUEST
We did a water project on a PPP basis, a public-private partnership in Kigali in Rwanda, which is up and running and doing quite well.

Philippe ValahuGUEST
When we were working with the developer, there were a number of features that included elevating the control centers, using submarine cabling, and in both cases, to ensure that during the flooding, both would be able to continue operation and provide potable water to Kigali.
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Akshat RathiHOST
How much does activism of the sort help you or hold you back in making the case that these places do need more investment?