Partners&Organisers

Swiss Impact Week 2026 is co-hosted by LCPA, IMPPPACT, Geneva Forum, Spring Rain Global and Komaas Group — a coalition built to position Geneva as a trusted gateway for catalytic capital mobilization for Africa's infrastructure future.

LCPA
Federation leading the week's advisory team across programme design, logistics, visa facilitation and project preparation support.
IMPPPACT
Sets the structured preparation process that ensures projects presented to investors are ready for financial closure.
Geneva Forum
Co-host bringing Geneva's diplomatic and multilateral ecosystem into the week's programme.
Spring Rain Global
Co-host contributing to the Geneva Gateway model for catalytic capital mobilization.
Komaas Group
Co-host supporting the structuring of bankable, community-scalable infrastructure projects.

The week is supported by a wide network of institutional and ecosystem partners, alongside title sponsors, country participation packages, institutional sponsorship and Geneva ecosystem partners.

The Tunon School collaborates through student engagement and logistical support. The event is organised under the patronage of EU Business School and SSBM.

An Alliance with Building Bridges 2026

Swiss Impact Week 2026 takes place during the week of Building Bridges 2026. The LCPA community holds two dedicated days, then joins the broader Building Bridges Week in Geneva from day 2 to day 4 — giving participants access to the wider multistakeholder ecosystem alongside five half-day thematic workshops run à la carte.

This alliance gives LCPA participants direct access to sovereign wealth funds, Development Finance Institutions, institutional investors, pension funds, family offices and structuring partners already convened in Geneva that week.

African Kingdoms
African Kingdoms are honored as distinguished guests of the event, with countries such as DRC and the Philippines sharing their experience in community development.
Local Communities
Representatives of cooperatives, Kingdoms and Faith-Based Organisations bring grassroots legitimacy to the week, including Prince Wilondja Sikabwe Ubatu of Kingdom Babungwe South.

More than 150 representatives are expected from Asia and African countries, reinforcing cultural diplomacy and sovereign representation within an investment-focused framework.

Community and diplomatic representatives at a reception

Become Part of the Coalition

From sovereign wealth funds to cooperatives and Kingdoms, Swiss Impact Week 2026 is built on a growing coalition of partners structuring Africa's infrastructure future from Geneva.