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3) Examples of country initiatives include Nigeria's $500 million fund to leverage $3 billion, Kenya's $65 million fund aiming to mobilize $50 billion over 5 years, and Tanzania's $20 million fund
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- 2. Mission Root Capital’s mission is to grow rural prosperity by investing in agricultural businesses that build sustainable livelihoods in Africa and Latin America.
- 3. The Rural Missing Middle
- 4. % Source: SCOPEinsight, “Mainstream Agrifinance: Enable producer organizations to invest their way out of poverty.” Compliments of AGRA: CIA - world-fact book, Central bank of Congo, Central bank of Nigeria, Central bank of Kenya, Central bank of South Africa; BCEAO – Annual Report 2008 Capital Constraints on African Agriculture
- 7. Africa Team & Geographic Focus
- 8. - 5 10 15 20 25 30 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 AnnualDisbursements,USD Annual Lending Growth, Africa
- 9. Food Security & Nutrition Portfolio New lending window for Root Capital, financing SMEs all along domestic and regional agri-food value chains. This will deepen our impact: •Impact for Rural and Agricultural SMEs • Impact on Smallholder Farmers as Producers • Impact on Smallholder Farmers as Input Consumers • Impact on Low-income Africans as Food Consumers
- 10. Inputs Seeds & Plant Material Soil Health Pest Control Irrigation Machinery Crop Insurance Production Smallholder Farmers Nucleus Farmers/ Out Growers Farming Cooperatives SME Farmers Large-Scale Commercial Farmers PH-Handling & Processing Granaries Warehousing Agro-Processing Distribution Wholesalers Franchisors Traders Exporters Value Chain for Staple Crops and Inputs
- 11. Contact Us: • Barbara Ghansah, Ghana loan officer bghansah@rootcapital.org • Diaka Sall, West Africa Credit Manager, Dakar dsall@rootcapital.org • Nate Schaffran, Africa Regional VP, Nairobi nschaffran@rootcapital.org