The fifteenth briefing note in a series from the Initiative for Smallholder Finance interrogate how different impact-oriented agribusiness funds combine public and private capital to build a more inclusive agricultural market.
This report presents three insights from our research:
Note** This research is part of a broader exploration of how “smart subsidy” can be used to catalyze inclusive agricultural market development that actively includes and empowers smallholder farmers. For those interested in further developing this perspective please reach out to Dan at [email protected] or Matt at [email protected] at the Initiative for Smallholder Finance.
ISF is an advisory group committed to transforming rural economies by delivering partnerships and investment structures that promote financial inclusion for rural enterprises and smallholder farmers. Combining industry-leading research with hands-on technical expertise, ISF develops practical, profitable, and sustainable financial solutions.
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