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The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) provides concessional loans and grants to governments and, through them, to rural enterprises, cooperatives, and…
The AEDP provides trade finance, working capital, and export credit facilities to African SMEs seeking to expand intra-African or international trade under…
AFAWA is an AfDB initiative that makes it easier for women-led SMEs to borrow. It shares lending risk with banks, offers guarantees…
Nigeria All AfricaAll sectorsAgricultureThe DER/FJ is a Senegalese government programme that provides grants and soft loans to women entrepreneurs and young people (18–40) to support…
SenegalAgricultureArtisanatThe FIM is a Senegalese state fund managed under the Ministry of Finance that channels subsidised credit lines through approved microfinance institutions…
SenegalAgricultureFishingSunFunder (now part of Nuveen) provides debt financing to solar energy businesses and off-grid clean energy SMEs across Africa, enabling them to…
IFAD channels concessional loans and grants through partner governments and rural financial institutions to support smallholder farmers, agri-cooperatives, and rural enterprises across…
The Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi) channels blended finance and grants through partner financial institutions across Sub-Saharan Africa to close the financing…
Nigeria
Kenya+6AgricultureManufacturingAfreximbank's SME Finance Programme provides trade finance, working capital, and structured lending facilities to African small and medium enterprises engaged in intra-African…
ADEPME provides support and financing to Senegalese small and medium enterprises.
SenegalAgricultureManufacturingAcumen invests patient capital in businesses addressing poverty in West Africa.
Nigeria
Ghana+3AgricultureHealthInjaro provides growth capital to agribusinesses across West and East Africa.
Nigeria Ghana+4Agriculture
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