The Liquidity and Sustainability Facility (LSF) was designed by the United Nations Economic, Commission for Africa (UN ECA), in collaboration with Afreximbank with two clear objectives: 1) Support the liquidity of African sovereign Eurobonds. As a well-governed and well-resourced counterparty in the repo markets the LSF is engaging with private investors wishing to raise short-term borrowings against their holdings of African sovereign eurobonds. Its aim is to improve African Sovereign debt sustainability and, through its participation with African governments and private investors contribute to the enhancement of the liquidity in the market on par with international standards. 2) Incentivise green and SDG-related investments. The ambition of the LSF is to help finance the green and sustainable recovery of Africa by incentivising SDG linked instruments, such as green bonds, in the African Continent. An improvement in the terms of new issuances of SDG- or climate-linked bonds of African nations could see a dramatic increase in the volume of green and blue bond financing, and at affordable rates. Its establishment was announced in November 2021 at the COP 26 in Glasgow. #LSF #Africa #Liquidity #Repo #Greenbond #SDG #Sovereigndebtliquidityandsustainability #LSFacility #UNECA