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Million € grant to strengthen agricultural value chains
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Geographic areas: Africa, Asia and the Middle East
At the end of 2020, the Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation was selected as one of the impact investors in charge of implementing the Smallholder Safety Net Upscaling Programme (SSNUP).
The Foundation has been given a budget to launch technical assistance missions for microfinance institutions and enterprises that support smallholder farmers.
SSNUP finances its first agricultural project in Senegal
Created in 2013, SFA produces white rice from paddy grown by small producers in the Senegal River Valley. SSNUP strengthens the support to producers through a technical assistant mission with a budget of €11,000.
SSNUP supports cacao cooperatives in Ivory Coast
Created in 2012, Advans CI is the first financial institution to provide access to input credit to cocoa cooperatives in Ivory Coast. It received a grant from SSNUP to support cocoa cooperatives in improving the level of repayment of member producers.
SSNUP SUPPORTS AGRONOMIKA IN THE PHILIPPINES
Founded in 2016, AFC is a small financial institution with big ambitions to develop additional financial services for customers at the bottom of the pyramid, with a particular focus on smallholders.
SSNUP is strengthening its support, through a technical assistant mission with a budget of €150,014.
SSNUP is strengthening its support, through a technical assistant mission with a budget of €150,014.
SSNUP SUPPORTS MLF MALAWI IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL FINANCIAL SERVICES.
MLF Malawi is a microfinance institution created in 2002 by MLF UK, a charitable organization dedicated to microfinance activities in sub-Saharan Africa.
SSNUP is strengthening its support through a 257,726€ technical assistant mission.
SSNUP is strengthening its support through a 257,726€ technical assistant mission.