IFAD and Equity Group Launch $200 Million Climate Finance Mechanism for East African Farmers
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- IFAD and Equity Group launched a $200 million mechanism to expand climate adaptation finance in East Africa.
- The initiative targets smallholder farmers and rural businesses, which often struggle to access available capital.
The International Fund for Agricultural Development and Equity Group have launched a $200 million mechanism aimed at helping climate adaptation finance reach farmers and rural businesses in East Africa.
Access to such financing remains a significant challenge for smallholder farmers and rural businesses across Africa. Available capital often fails to reach the people and enterprises that need it.
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