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AEF-I-P10004425-001 FMO’s funding will be used for the construction of the Project for a total amount of more than USD 100mln. FMO will invest ca. USD 25mln in the Project; partner investors will fund the remainder. The Project will sell its electricity under a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to Electricite de Djibouti, the Djibouti state-owned utility. Please note, FMO has already funded ca. USD 1mln to finance the development phase of the Project. Development has now been finalized and construction will commence.
Building Prospects-P10000962-003 In order to deal with the environmental degradation of 12 working sites, RVR requested FMO’s and Proparco’s support to build tangible human and technical capacity within selected RVR active workstations to undertake environmentally sound remediation of historically polluted sites.
Building Prospects-P10000818-003 IDF's equity will be used to develop and construct the project, which has a capacity of 49.6 MW and will produce 168 GWh of wind energy per year. The project construction will also result in 34 km of access roads and a 28 km 110kV transmission line located southeast of Mongolia's capital, Ulaanbaatar.
Building Prospects-P10005680-001 “The Rallying Cry: Catalysing Action on Climate Change and Gender in Africa” (the project) is a private sector-led initiative to surface and enhance the unique and critical role that women have to play in contributing to climate solutions. It consists of an inclusive, purpose-driven eco-system approach at the intersection of climate change and gender to allow for a wider, diverse range of voices to be heard. It will uncover new business initiatives and engage a wider range of stakeholders as a model for change. 
The project will draw on collective wisdom, both past and present, to uncover technological and business innovations to create an investment and advocacy pathway toward a more sustainable future. FMO will initially support Phase I of this project to prove the concept.
MASSIF-P10004507-002 The purpose of the Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) is to support ARAF’s investment strategy of building profitable, scaling, and socially responsible climate adaptive businesses that serve the base of the pyramid (BoP) markets, support greater gender integration through targeted technical assistance (TA) interventions and provide a financial return to ARAF and its investors. The TAF shall provide funding to the following types of TA projects: (1) Funding for Climate Adaptation Interventions, including gender specific initiatives, (2) BDS and Management/Employee Training projects, (3) Lean Data projects, and (4) TAF Support projects.
MASSIF-P10005982-001 FMO’s loan will be used for on-lending purposes to self-employed individuals and will be used to specifically grow Watu’s youth and rural focused mobility portfolio in Kenya.
Building Prospects-P10004382-002 The project aims to cover two aspects of the problems faced by the farmers during this critical period in their cultivation cycle: 
1) Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for farmers who need to do field visits on a continuous basis in order to follow the package of practices and should be protected from the transmission of the coronavirus. In addition, the PPE will also offer protection from harmful chemicals during crop production. 
2) Another challenge farmers face nowadays is the lack of infrastructure for soil testing and dosage recommendation for crop production. The current infrastructure provided by the government is typically at the district headquarters or in major towns. The solution proposed is to set up smaller portable soil testing kits at the cluster level that could be used by farmers this season to avoid travel during the COVID-19 period. Waycool will leverage grant funds to build these portable soil test labs and perform the first set of tests.
Building Prospects-P10001968-001 FMO will provide Sucafina a US$10 million term facility through the Infrastructure Development Fund for both the development of new and the acquisition of existing washing stations, processing facilities and warehouses, as well as the associated working capital needs of these upstream assets.
MASSIF-P10003476-001 i) Solar energy access (60-70%): financing inventory and working capital for off-grid companies, including portable solar lights and solar home systems, and their distributors.
ii) Financial access (30-40%): micro finance institutions, which provide access for financing to end consumers for the purchase or leasing of energy products.
MASSIF-P10009490-001 Through this project FMO would support SPTF/Cerise to identify and incorporate new client protection risks coming from digitisation of financial services, as part of the ongoing work with the Responsible Digital Financial Services Standards Working Group; update client protection-related tools and quality control; train experts on latest client protection best practices; and maintain IT Maintenance & improve communications with industry players.
Building Prospects-P10004214-002 The objective is to support CO2Operate with the scaling up of the project to migrate the company from proof of concept to the scale-up phase and reach its vision to rehabilitate to more than 5,000 ha of degraded land by 2030.
MASSIF-P10004409-002 The project aims to support the customer by providing funding for research of the effects of COVID-19 on its portfolio and the wider MFI landscape in its operating countries, which is also to be used for community awareness raising activities
MASSIF-P10001071-005 The USD 10 million senior term facility will be used to support NMB Bank Ltd to grow its SME portfolio, an increasingly important focus segment for the bank.
MASSIF-P10002896-003 DIF is continuously facing challenges linked to E&S with its investee companies, especially as they apply international standards. Therefore, DIF requires expert support to ensure that both the funds’ and its investees meet these standards.
MASSIF-P10003872-001 The funding objective to support Meloy is three-fold: i) a business and Corporate Governance training curricula, including training modules, in order to support its investees to develop the requisite coastal fisheries ecosystem needed to facilitate successful investments in the sector at scale, ii) to train small-scale fisheries on how to adopt better fishing techniques, iii) co-develop the first globally recognized protocol for Monterey Bay’s Seafood Watch certification, which will open up new markets to coastal communities and Meloy Fund investees.
MASSIF-P00019885-018 This framework agreement will enable Accion to provide support to FMO Clients across the globe, strengthening their capacities to empower entrepreneurs and contributing to building a better world. In 2019, it is expected to support clients such as DAWN and PGMF in Myanmar, and to multiple clients worldwide through the Africa Board Fellowship and the Fintech CEO Forum and Financial Inclusion Summit, among others. The framework agreement aims to build value among FMO Clients by improving their strategic, technical, and operational leadership, either through traditional consultancy projects or through networking and convening activities.
MASSIF-P10014333-002 The funding objective is:
1) To bring comparability, accountability, transparency and thought leadership to the financial industry, starting with our clients, by measuring key impact indicators in a harmonized way (economic development via jobs created and GHG emissions). 2) Support our clients to set up and properly measure and report on the above-mentioned key indicators using aligned methodology.
MASSIF-P00019885-015 The funding supports the CFI Fellows program research on how small and medium-sized financial institutions can overcome challenges and transaction costs associated with finding, entering into, and leveraging Fintech partnerships for customer outcomes. The research will evaluate several initiatives that are currently in the market that aim to encourage partnerships, such as FinForward, Finconecta and the Level One Project, and provide recommendations to FIs as to which approach can effectively enable them to adopt Fintech solutions.
MASSIF-P10004080-001 The loan facility to COFINA Senegal will support on-lending to women-owned MSMEs, youth and/or rural clients, which is fully aligned with FMO’s strategic goal of Reducing Inequalities.
MASSIF-P10000358-006 The capacity development support will enable Advans to engage two interim managers (a Risk & Control Manager and a Commercial Manager) in order to improve the operation of the Risk and Control Department and to further develop the commercial strategy with a focus on the bank's branch network.
MASSIF-P10002748-001 This financing will enable EFC Uganda Limited to support job creation in Uganda. It will provide access to finance for MSEs in Uganda which will stimulate economic development and innovation. EFC Uganda Limited is a valuable addition to FMO's relationship with EFC in Tanzania and Zambia, as well as with DID.
MASSIF-P10001079-001 Investing in TTI will provide quite a unique opportunity to enter the financial sector of the rural Philippines, one of the largest and most attractive rural markets in the region. The fragmented nature of this (micro) finance sector has prevented international investors from directly investing in microfinance institutions (MFIs) in the Philippines. FMO invested US$7 million in TTI, thereby expanding outreach to the unbanked population through high-quality financial services, multiplying impact by working with (initially) three institutions, contributing to the strengthening and consolidation of the sector and benefiting from significant learning opportunities.
AEF-I-P10004196-001 FMO’s financing will be used to finance the construction of the Project which will be the first solar PV plant and Independent Power Producer in the country upon its completion. Malawi has abundant solar resource availability and the Project can assist Malawi in diversifying its electricity mix and reducing its reliance on import of fossil fuels.
Building Prospects-P10003786-001 This proposed 7.5 mln loan will be invested as equity in ASOF, which will originate, structure and provide finance to (i) sustainable fisheries / aquaculture projects, (ii) seafood supply chains and (iii) coastal development-/conservation projects.
Building Prospects-P10004112-004 Funding is to provide the company with the necessary capital to allow the company’s further growth and further consolidate its position as market leader.
MASSIF-P10002417-002 This concerns a USD 2 mln loan in MMK equivalent to Proximity Finance. The funds will be geared towards agriculture clients in rural areas of a low-income country.
MASSIF-P10000240-006 The objective of this grant is the implementation of three different modules focused on building a five year strategic plan to nurture the LOMC talent pool and improvement of processes.
Building Prospects-P10002676-001 The Fund is dedicated to providing debt financing to fast-growing companies which promote access to decentralized modern energy solutions, primarily in Africa and Asia. The market for off-grid energy and lighting is expected to grow into a US$ 50 billion market per annum in the long term. Innovations in business models, coupled with declines in the cost of components like solar panels, are opening new opportunities for companies to offer affordable, high-quality products that can serve the needs of over 2 billion people worldwide who lack access to reliable and affordable energy. These new affordable and modern energy solutions provide a range of socio economic, health and environmental impacts to households, businesses and community services such as schools and clinics.
MASSIF-P10000069-005 Since 2013, growth at MI has flattened out, the arrears started to increase, and operational profitability suffered. Operational issues the company is facing have been identified in the areas of lending productivity, credit risk and staff management. This project focuses on improvements in these areas of operations.
AEF-I-P10004054-001 FMO proposed investment in Kamiyanka is an up to EUR13.5m B-Loan participation under EBRD’s Loan Agreement. The proposed debt funding will be dedicated to the development and construction of a 30MWp PV Solar plant in the Ukraine. Scatec will provide the necessary equity contributions along with a prospective co-investor. 

Because Kamiyanka will be funded by EBRD under their Ukraine Sustainable Energy Lending Facility (“USELF III”) and EBRD’s E&S Performance Requirements do apply for this Project, reference is also made to EBRD’s web-site: http://www.ebrd.com and https://www.ebrd.com/cs/Satellite?c=Content&cid=1395274751052&d=Mobile&pagename=EBRD%2FContent%2FContentLayout
MASSIF-P10003425-001 During the first phase, Tribe will use FMO's grant as seed capital for on-lending to underserved SMEs via the Small Business Finance Catalyst Fund (SBFCF). The credit analysis of these SMEs will be based on an aggregate of online and offline data points. The aim of the grant funding is twofold: to show that the SMEs are creditworthy based on alternative online and offline data points, and to catalyze financing from other Financial Institutions (FIs) on the Tribe platform.
AEF-I-P10005930-001 The transaction concerns a corporate facility supporting CQC-A across its business lines, including cookstove deployment and pilot projects, as well as biofuels and cookstove manufacturing activities.
Building Prospects-P10001124-003 The aim of the project is to support EOLO in their efforts to protect communities from the effects of communicable diseases (such as: Dengue, Chicungunya, Zica, food borne illnesses, different forms of influenza and respiratory diseases as well as COVID-19), educate and prevent the spreading of these diseases. Eolo is proposing a long-term project that not only will have an impact during the current crisis, but that it will change habits in local communities in the long run. The project includes a program with schools to prevent communicable diseases, including improving sanitary conditions and information dissemination. The project also will provide basic equipment and supplies to a local health centre and includes protection of Eolo’s employees.
LUF-P10003653-005 To fund Miro’s business plan to expand the company’s planting area and to build its processing capacity.
Building Prospects-P10003779-002 The objective is to support Yalelo’s Covid-19 response strategy.
MASSIF-P10001469-001 FMO's local currency loan will be used by AMM to further expand its lending operations to microfinance clients in urban and rural areas of Myanmar, who currently have limited or no access to capital.
MASSIF-P10003905-001 Samunnati will be using the funding from FMO to on-lend to agribusinesses in the value chain.
MASSIF-P10009376-001 FMO will provide I&M Bank Kenya with a USD 15mln (in LCY equivalent) Nasira portfolio guarantee covering loans provided to Covid-19 affected micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Kenya.  The guarantee aims to support our client in increasing its lending and market share in the MSE segment. MSEs in Kenya, especially youth and women-owned, have limited access to external financing despite being a key driver of the Kenyan economy.
MASSIF-P10004567-001 Objective of the funding is to support a feasibility study for a microfinance fund focused on setting up greenfield MFIs in the Sahel region, to be managed by Varcando.
Building Prospects-P10000746-001 TAFF intends to introduce best in class management systems and modern forestry practices to hardwood timber plantations and environmental assets that are often poorly managed or abandoned. The fund will target FSC certification for its projects and will drive the protection and improvement of existing forest ecosystems.
MASSIF-P00019885-019 With FMO’s support, Accion International’s Center for Financial Inclusion (CFI) will carry out interdisciplinary, market-level research on how existing data sources used in the inclusive finance industry intersect with marginalised groups in a single market in the MENA region.
MASSIF-P10000610-007 FMO is investing in a technical assistance (TA) project that will support ABTJ in developing capacity (loan officers, group leaders), which is needed for expanding agricultural lending services to rural mico-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). LFS, a consultant with experience in this field, region and with our client, will carry out this TA project.
MASSIF-P10021221-001 The NASIRA Risk Sharing Facility (RSF) represents the next milestone to the well established partnership with Ameriabank. Through its controlled risk environment, the NASIRA RSF will bolster Ameriabank' s endeavors to expand its MSME portfolio. The facility places particular emphasis on empowering Young and Women entrepreneurs by supporting their income generating business activities, thereby aligning with FMO’s goal in Reducing Inequalities. The NASIRA transaction will support Ameriabank in achieving its strategic goal of growing its MSME customer base.
AEF-I-P10003573-003 The goal is to address key barriers in achieving gender equality across the company and among JCM’s project companies. Through this project, JCM hopes to learn ways to apply a gender-lens to their decision-making, day-to-day activities, and increase women’s participation in renewable energy.
MASSIF-P10004480-002 This project combines and scales up measures against COVID-19. It is composed of 3 main actions: 1) Communication and awareness, 2) Education, 3) Provision of safety kits.
MASSIF-P10004600-002 The funding objective is the strengthening of the co-operative group’s cooperative’s credit and risk management processes and practices.
Building Prospects-P10002722-001 KTDA Power will design, construct, operate and maintain seven run-of-the river small-hydropower plants (SHPs) with a total installed capacity of 16MW at various locations in Kenya. The SHPs will provide captive power generation for several KTDA tea factories, and will sell any excess to the majority state-owned utility company, Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC). Each SHP will be owned by newly created asset holding companies, Regional Power Companies (RPCs). KTDA Power will have a 12.5 percent share in each RPC while the remaining shares are held by several tea factories in the region. KTDA Power will on-lend the money to the different RPC’s and in turn to different SHPs. There are four RPC’s owning seven hydro projects. By retaining factory profit, the tea factories have saved equity over several years. Total Project cost is USD 85.6 million, financed for 65 percent by debt and 35 percent by equity. Total debt package of USD 55 million is arranged by IFC. IFC will take USD 25 million (50 percent GAFSP) and FMO and Proparco both USD 15 million. FMO will participate in a B-loan financed by IDF. KTDA Holdings and its largest subsidiaries will provide a first demand corporate guarantee and unlimited deficiency support throughout the full lifetime of the loan.
MASSIF-P10003669-001 The objective of this project is to develop FMO Connect, a program that addresses the above issue of software integration and that will enrich the Fintech ecosystem initially in Africa, but with a global roadmap, by providing Fintechs, Mobile Money Service Providers (MMSPs) and FIs a platform on which they can connect.
MASSIF-P10000735-006 The proposed Capacity Development (CD) project is a continuation of the current framework agreement between the FS and FMO. The objective is to assist FI clients (initially in Africa, now globally) with risk management issues and business development.
MASSIF-P10004221-001 The objective is to co-invest in the first World Bank sponsored Development Impact Bond (“DIB”) to support youth employment in Palestine. The DIB is seeking to work with approximately 1,500 young unemployed Palestinians aged 18-29 in the West Bank and Gaza and aims to support over 400 participants in their transition to employment. At least 203 are expected to sustain their employment for at least 6 months.
AEF-I-P10003109-001 Objective of the funding is to develop a combined PV-Solar and Pump Storage Hydro hybrid energy project in Rwanda. The transaction is a seed investment for Climate Investor One.
MASSIF-P10004068-001 The funds will be used for on-lending to small farmers and small entrepreneurs, majority of whom are women, at the bottom of the pyramid.
MASSIF-P10000885-001 FMO will invest EUR 5 mln from MASSIF in I&P Afrique Entrepreneurs (IPAE). The life of the fund is 10 to 12 years, with 5 years investment period. The fund’s target companies are middle-sized companies in the formal economy, employing between 10 and 500 people. Led by local entrepreneurs and/or a management team, the companies can be in a variety of sectors (health, agribusiness, building, distribution, services, microfinance and any other licit sector) but shall have a proven potential of value creation and positive social, environmental and governance impacts. IPAE will generally hold minority stakes and act as an active partner, bringing its skills in management and finance in an entrepreneurial approach. The fund will mainly target Western and Central Africa and in the Indian Ocean.
MASSIF-P10001887-002 1) To improve the productivity and/or quality of smallholder farmers’ crops by providing them with better access to services and critical, actionable information that will enhance yields, reduce or prevent the impact of diseases, and improve quality, thereby enabling them to meet international market requirements and/or have better access to markets; and 2) to build the capacity of FAF Investees and potential Investees, particularly Small Producer Organizations, to manage their business effectively and efficiently by improving management, governance and planning capabilities.
MASSIF-P10003461-001 FMO will guarantee 65% of a USD 4 mln equivalent loan in Ethiopian Birr, obtained by VFMFI from the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE).
Building Prospects The Building Prospects has evolved since it was established in 2002 by the Dutch Ministry of Development Cooperation and FMO, aimed at making significant impact on long term socio-economic development by contributing to the availability of sustainable private
MASSIF-P10003089-003 The aim of this third project with GBA is to support two critical areas necessary to grow the Alliance and integrate more women into the economy. Firstly, peer learning activities and secondly, building gender data capacity for GBA and its members and select stakeholders.
MASSIF-P10003669-002 The aim of this project is to provide strategic guidance to senior management to local teams in order to build the technology management capacity of subsidiaries and its IT support unit in Serbia.
DFCD Land Use Facility The Dutch Fund for Climate and Development enables private sector incestment in projects aimed at climate adaption and mitigation in developing countries.
MASSIF-P10009367-001 The funding objective is to support knowledge development and sharing on crucial topics for FMO and its clients especially on 1) Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. 2) addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBVH) and Harassment with the delivery of a GBVH guidance and tools for clients and 3) Gender Lens Investing training for clients. This can serve FMO in reaching more gender lens investing, and further establishing FMO’s impact attributes as an investor with a goal towards gender equality and women’s empowerment
MASSIF-P10017498-001 We offer Faten additional funds to support its portfolio growth in the West Bank and Gaza, especially towards women, young people and refugees. We also offer a risk sharing facility to support M/SMES loan portfolio growth in Gaza specifically.
MASSIF-P10002550-001 The core objective of the project is to establish a rural Microfinance Institution (MFI) to foster financial inclusion in Ivory Coast. Tailored farming credit and savings services, combined with agronomic advice will be designed and provided to Ecom’s smallholder farmers, which will allow the farmers to invest in productive inputs and to increase their farming revenues.