The AES development bank initiative discussed in this episode presents an innovative business idea that revolves around establishing a Pan-African investment bank dedicated to funding local development projects. This bank would be entirely funded by contributions from member states, specifically the commitment of 5% of their tax revenues, aimed at financing infrastructure projects such as roads, energy grids, and agricultural initiatives. The mission is to eradicate dependency on foreign loans and external funding sources that often come with conditions detrimental to local sovereignty. Entrepreneurs could implement this idea by creating a digital platform that facilitates the collection and management of these funds, enabling transparency and accountability. The platform could also serve as a marketplace connecting local governments, project managers, and investors who are interested in funding or working on these development projects. This would not only empower local economies but also encourage collaboration among African nations to achieve shared goals. The target audience for this business would be local governments, NGOs, and private investors focused on sustainable development within Africa, providing them with tools and resources to manage their projects effectively.