A report from the Africa Europe Foundation titled “The Missing Connection: Unlocking Sustainable Infrastructure Financing in Africa”, describes the current infrastructure gaps in Africa and the opportunities offered by the Africa-Europe partnership to develop new forms of financing for their development. Launched in South Africa at the 5th Finance in Common Summit (26-28 February), in association with South Africa’s Presidency of the G20, the report concludes that the financial resources that African governments commit every year for the development of infrastructure on the continent are barely sufficient to cover half of the Africa's total infrastructure needs, estimated between 130 and 170 billion dollars per year. In addition, about 35% of these resources comes from both multilateral and bilateral donors, with the World Bank Group and China at the top, which raises doubts about their sustainability in the long period.