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Program to provide WASH-focused and supplemental food assistance interventions that will meet priorities expressed throught the RMI Immediate and Near-Term Drought Response Plan Program to provide WASH-focused and supplemental food assistance interventions that will meet priorities expressed throught the RMI Immediate and Near-Term Drought Response Plan
Community Resilience Award that will strengthen community resilience and capacity building due to climate change and natural hazards.
Building Prospects-P10003141-001 The estimated project cost for the construction of the solar plant is USD 72 million. FMO is participating in a debt financing package mobilized by EBRD. All output generated by the project will be sold to off-taker NEPCO under a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). The project is part of the Government of Jordan’s Renewable Energy Program, which aims to increase renewable energy contribution to 10 percent of the country’s generation mix by 2020.
Building Prospects-P10002096-001 The funds will be used to expand SAPL’s current business by developing container transport by river as a cost competitive, efficient, innovative and more environmentally friendly (Transport Modal Shift) alternative for transport by truck.
MASSIF-P10003140-002 The project aims to support the customer with health care by providing funding for medical facilities and PPE for its portfolio company.
MASSIF-P10000069-006 The purpose of the project is to strengthen the organization by focusing on a set of interventions that collectively aim to enhance internal efficiency and operational excellence. The project should in the long-run lead to sustainable improvements of the company’s business performance.
Building Prospects-P10003576-001 FMO intends to provide a USD 35.0mln senior loan to Alsafawi for Green Energy PSC, financed by FMO-A (USD 30mln) and IDF (USD 5mln). The objective of FMO’s financing is to fund the development and construction of a 66.6MWp (51.0MWac) solar PV plant in northern Jordan.
MASSIF-P10002371-001 The aim of the capacity development funding is to support the Locfund II's clients (Tier II/III MFIs in LAC) in their development by providing targeted consultancy and training. The areas of support are divided into 4 components: accessing the capital markets, risk management, social and environmental performance (including Client Protection Principles and governance) and knowledge dissemination.
AEF-I-P10004628-002 FMO is invested EUR 4m alongside the lead-investor Energy Access Ventures Fund, who also invest EUR 4m. The Funding objective is to provide the company with the necessary capital to develop its pipeline of metro-grid projects, street lighting and C&I.
Building Prospects-P10014066-001 FMO will provide funding for the TA facility focusing on i) Core Business TA and ii) Impact/ESG strengthening for the investees of the Energy Entrepreneurs Growth Fund (EEGF).
MASSIF-P10002270-002 The aim is to support VFI to further develop its innovative Disaster Resilient Microfinance Program (DRMP) through the strengthening of its approach on Financial Disaster Risk Management (FDRM).
Building Prospects-P10004400-001 The objective of the project is i) to support FMO’s clients and prospects and the wider sector in bringing their water management to a higher standard by funding knowledge transfer and certification on responsible water management and ii) gain visibility for FMO (and to a lesser extent Building Prospects (BP)) as the preferred local partner to invest in water and water management as it is one of the focus themes of FMO, specifically of the Agribusiness, Food and Water department.
Building Prospects-P10003447-001 Novastar aims to support the next generation of impact-driven entrepreneurs who are designing and executing breakthrough business models in order to provide essential products and services for the mass low-income markets in Africa.
MASSIF-P10003346-004 In order to support its future growth, Crystal seeks additional senior lending, preferably in local currency.  Part of the funds will be earmarked to Women in Business program and providing dedicated lines into the Youth segment. In addition, part of the funds will be earmarked for Energy Efficiency loans.
AEF-I-P10004078-001 FMO’s funding will be solely used to develop, construct and operate solar energy projects in the Ukraine, one of the core markets of Scatec Solar. The first tranche of FMO’s investment will (indirectly) fund a 30MW solar PV project in the Cherkasy region in Ukraine. Subsequent tranches of FMO funding will be deployed on 2 other solar PV projects under development by Scatec Solar in Ukraine.
MASSIF-P10003345-001 The facility includes an increase of USD3mln (split 50/50 between AEF and MASSIF) in 2021 on top of the existing receivables facility with M-Kopa Kenya. This will allow the company to continue its growth trajectory, and provide more products to its customers.
MASSIF-P10003997-002 FMO supports Lendable’s initiative to organise a series of responsible lending workshops for alternative lenders on specific CPPs in Africa.
MASSIF-P10000149-004 FMO will support GPCA in the development of projects to improve fund management skills, encourage knowledge sharing, and initiate ecosystem initiatives for GPs within FMO’s portfolio and in the wider PE space.
MASSIF-P00019885-017 The aim of this project is to make the Fintech CEO Forum and Fintech for Inclusion event possible in 2019. This will provide the CEO participants with the opportunity to learn from how each other and other thought leaders are tackling the most pressing and relevant problems in fintech and financial inclusion.
AEF-I-P10003087-002 Funding objective is to develop, construct and operate a 20MW ground mounted PV solar power plant located in the Louga region in SENEGAL that will sell electricity to the national off taker SENELEC under a 25 years Power Purchase Agreement.
MASSIF-P10003631-001 To support SANAD’s partner institutions through the Technical Assistance Facility with hands-on support to optimize product offerings, access new customer segments, adopt alternative lending technologies, and develop new initiatives
Building Prospects-P10004679-001 The investment is a pre-Series B convertible note that will provide Mawingu with the necessary funds to grow the business further and reach more customers in Africa.
MASSIF-P10020099-001 Through this project, FMO would support Lendable to strengthen its Fraud Risk Framework in order to detect and respond to fraud, with an emphasis on prevention, as well as support them to mitigate fraud risks.
MASSIF-P00015143-009 PRASAC, an existing FMO client, is converting from a regulated deposit-taking MFI into a commercial bank, with the main objective of further strengthening its funding sources and pursuing sustained growth and commercial expansion. As part of this process it will also need to strengthen its organization, for example by further developing risk management and management information systems. FMO will support this conversion through the Capacity Development Program. The management – supported and approved by the Board in March 2013 – has nominated the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management as the consultant throughout this process, phased over the coming 12 months. During the process, there will be proactive interaction with both the management and the Board.
MASSIF-P10003615-001 FMO's USD 500,000 convertible loan, with an option to convert to equity, will be used to invest in technology, fuel growth in Jordan and replicate Liwwa in Egypt.
MASSIF-P10004691-001 To strengthen the WIC Academy with a classic CD grant, supporting the first cohort of WMSMEs to receive tailored technical support, amongst others to get these WMSMEs to a stage of investment readiness.
MASSIF-P10004804-001 FMO will provide a revolving unfunded (NASIRA) portfolio guarantee covering loans provided to Nigerian MSMEs affected by the COVID-19 crisis including young & female entrepreneurs.
Building Prospects-P10004499-001 The aim of this project is to support Envirofit to cover the costs for a restructuring consultant, who should assist management in fundraising, help the company overcome the current liquidity crisis and advise on current inefficiencies in the business.
Building Prospects-P10019504-001 FMO's investment in the Fund is expected to be up to EUR 10 million. Afrigreen will provide medium to long-term financing to promote climate mitigation and GHG reduction investments, mainly focusing on companies (developers) offering energy solutions for the Commercial & Industrial sector. Financing will target projects in Africa, focusing in Central and Western Africa.
Building Prospects-P10003718-002 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.
AEF-I-P10004505-001 The project will provide an opportunity for FMO to offer a set of investees in its portfolio, technical support that will help them integrate gender into their operations and track the business and impact benefits of those changes. Additionally, the project will contribute to building an emerging body of evidence that points to the business case for the inclusion of women across business operations.
MASSIF-P10002526-001 Our funding will help the client grow its portfolio, with a focus on green lending including loans to finance small solar panels and efficient cook stoves.
MASSIF-P10004409-001 The overall objective of this project is to improve Advans CI’s portfolio quality, its operational efficiency and its Client Protection Principles. The project focuses on three core components to achieve this objective: i) strengthening operational efficiency through a/o a restructuring of the branches, ii) risk management capacity building for staff and iii) integration of the Client Protection Principles throughout the operations.
MASSIF-P10001670-001 The fund achieved a first close in fundraising of US$21 million in 2014. FMO invested US$8 million in Dolma through the government fund MASSIF, which targets first-time fund managers in post-conflict markets such as Nepal, where both the risks and the potential impact are high. Being a first time fund manager, Dolma also received capacity development funding to support the fund's managers in their professional development. The fund managers will receive specialized training on private equity in emerging markets.
MASSIF-P10002960-001 USD 2 million Tier 2 eligible, convertible debt in LKR that that may convert at the option of FMO into ordinary shares at the end of year five or repaid in a single lump sum.
LUF-P10004602-001 The main funding objective is to support the growth of Komaza within Kenya and potentially across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Building Prospects-P10001628-001 FMO is funding Dlo Haiti through the Infrastructure Development Fund. The financing will be utilized for the construction of a network of kiosks, each of which can produce, distribute and sell clean drinking water.
MASSIF-P10003867-001 Kenyan start-up Apollo Agriculture has received a financial boost from Dutch Development Bank FMO and the Rabobank Foundation, totaling USD 500,000. The tech start-up will use the FMO and Rabobank Foundation financing to fund the farmers’ harvesting cycles, further develop the credit model and to expand geographically.
MASSIF-P00019885-005 FMO will provide a Capacity Development (CD) grant for Bridge Philippines' capacity building program led by Accion. Accion will support Bridge in providing technical assistance, shared services, and potentially second management in 3-4 investee banks over the coming three years. Accion's support will focus on lending and risk management for microfinance institutions and small- and medium-sized enterprises.
MASSIF-P10004497-001 The EUR 3 mln loan facility to ACEP BF will support on-lending to MSMEs in one of the Least Developed Countries, hence aligning with FMO’s strategic goal of Reducing Inequalities for the entire amount of the facility.
MASSIF-P10009276-001 As part of EAV’s ambition to raise a fund focused on connectivity, EAV aims to activate the digital connectivity ecosystem in Africa and thereby encourage greater private sector engagement. 

FMO funding will be used to contribute to the first phase to achieve this objective which entails a) 4-in depth reports on connectivity topics to bring knowledge to the African connectivity ecosystem b) roundtable/webinars and other marketing mediums for key stakeholders in the connectivity space to drive collaboration in the ecosystem c) advisory support for one of its portfolio companies active in the connectivity space to help EAV Fund I scale-up for connectivity.
MASSIF-P10004046-001 The objective of the Innovator’s Challenge is to incentivise technology companies to come up with solutions linking geodata to rural finance. FMO’s contribution in the form of a pure grant will support both the organization of NpM’s Innovator’s Challenge (through Accenture) as well as the cash prize for one of the enterprise winners through a joint-effort with Rabobank Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
MASSIF-P10000861-003 Capacity development (CD) funding will be used for projects in the different investees of the TBL Mirror Fund and in this way add value to their operations.
Building Prospects-P10001376-001 The Fund will support local small and medium enterprise (SME) housing developers with scarce risk capital. It will also increase the supply of good quality residential housing stock to the Fund’s target income groups, with the intention of introducing best practices in housing development finance.
MASSIF-P10002740-002 The project’s objective is to professionalize and scale up NFC’s piloted ‘payment for ecosystem services (PES)’ program at its current plantation in Kirinya, to two additional plantations and the pole plant in Central Uganda in order to improve the risk management by decreasing theft, fire, grazing and cultivation on these properties. NFC’s PES program incentivises the rural communities living in the vicinity of the plantations to take more ownership of their environment by advancing cash payments (debt capacity) on a more regular basis. Hence the PES will help NFC to mitigate its environmental risks as well as operational risks while a more regular income through the PES system will improve the communities’ livelihoods.
MASSIF-P10002777-003 Co-fund a 15-month project aimed the design and pilot an AIF Bottom of the Pyramid commercial strategy in Rwanda, with a strong emphasis on behaviour change to ensure clients purchase and use AIF products compliantly, so that they get the expected health improvements.
MASSIF-P10003469-001 A portion of this SME loan is reserved for women and young entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs are key to creating much needed inclusive economic growth in Jordan, which has received well over one million refugees from Syria in recent years. 
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in general have been identified as a strongly underserved market segment in Jordan, while offering the largest potential in terms of volume and combatting unemployment. By targeting SMEs in both growing and underbanked areas of Jordan, SANADCOM supports job creation where it matters most.
Building Prospects-P10003779-003 With this investment, FMO will contribute to a project aimed to support decarbonization and climate mitigation measures within the company.
The project entails a set of mitigation measures that the company will take, either in-house or with consultants, to reach GHG reduction and costs savings. 
As FMO-AFW has selected decarbonization as a focus theme, i.e. helping our customers move to (more) climate neutral alternatives for coal, gas and wood fired energy, Yalelo has been nominated to pilot a repayable grant to incentivize this move to mitigation. This project concerns the mitigation measures Yalelo will take in its business to contribute towards reducing its overall impact over the long-term and how it will enable the company to become the model for sustainable growth of protein production in developing markets, which is critical if we are to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Building Prospects-P10003939-001 Husk is seeking to scale up and expand the number of hybrid mini grids drastically in the next few years, both in India as well as in Tanzania. The Company will complete its USD25m fund raising with FMO’s investment of USD 5m. The funding raised will be predominantly used to finance the capital expenditure for the mini grid roll out plan.
AEF-I-P10004205-002 FMO’s loan of EUR 6.97 million will catalyse EUR 7.90 million from ICCF both for a 14-year tenor and mobilise a further EUR 6.16 million from AEF which will have a longer 20-year tenor. This financing will allow for the development, construction, operation and maintenance of a 30MWp solar farm with a total project cost of EUR 27.11 million.
MASSIF-P10005836-001 FMO has provided a revolving unfunded (NASIRA) portfolio guarantee covering loans provided to MSMEs affected by the COVID-19 crisis including female and young entrepreneurs.
Building Prospects-P10001514-001 The Infrastructure Development Fund's equity stake enabled the sponsor to cover the necessary portion of the remaining equity gap that was needed achieve a financial close for the project. Equity capital is relatively scarce but can be provided for by the Fund, which aims at higher risk projects and/or financing products in emerging markets.
Building Prospects-P10002307-001 The funding objective is to finance the construction, erection and operation of 2,000 - 3,000 telecom towers which are mainly located in the rural areas. The towers are contracted by the major telecom providers in Myanmar, Telenor, Ooreedoo and MPT. To that regard ITAH/IGT has signed long term lease agreements. ITAH/IGT will also provide for power management services.
MASSIF-P00017754-010 Capacity development funding will be used for start-up activities, including a secondment of an expatriate management team, MIS implementation, internal audit support and short term expertise missions in different areas.
Building Prospects-P10005684-002 FMO’s equity investment of ca. EUR 11m will be used towards their proportional acquisition of 60% of the equity rights in Senergy 2, 100% of Kodeni Solar and ca. 90% Walo Storage. This financing will further facilitate the development, construction and operations of these projects, with total project costs up to EUR 77m. In addition, FMO will provide an additional EUR 2m to the Africa REN Development Company, which will be used to finance new development projects. This is a co-investment with FMO investee Metier Sustainable Capital International Fund II LP, who will become a majority  shareholder in Africa REN AssetCo alongside FMO.
AEF-I-P10001343-002 By providing a Senior loan as well as a Subordinated loan to the Nyamwamba project, FMO enables SAEMS to begin construction of the hydropower plant. FMO stimulates SAEMS to continue with their development of renewable energy projects in East Africa.
Building Prospects-P10003653-002 To finance the company’s planting area expansion and building its processing capacity
MASSIF-P10003193-001 Agronomika will receive a blended farmer finance facility, that consists of a long term loan from FMO (Massif-fund) which is supported by a first loss guarantee of IDH. Both FMO and IDH support Kennemer’s operations with technical assistance whereby IDH’s focus is on the farmer engagement model and FMO’s support is aimed at improving governance and risk management of Agronomika. The blended farmer finance facility will be utilized to provide microloans to farmers for long term investments in their cocoa farms.  The facility is structured under the Smallholder Finance Facility, the cooperation between FMO and IDH (http://smallholder.finance/).
Building Prospects-P10002215-001 This financing will provide the necessary debt to realize the project. The overall target of the company is to offer healthier food to  to fight malnutrition in an age where children are most vulnerable to it. It aims to supply products to urban as well as rural areas.
MASSIF-P10001921-008 The objective of this project is to improve the bank’s focus on customer centricity of its digital products and thereby serve its existing and future (rural) customer base more effectively.
AEF-I-P10002214-001 FMO is providing a convertible grant of US$995,461 through the Access to Energy Fund ,representing approximately 35% of the total budgeted project development costs (US$2.8 mln). Total project costs are around US$170 mln. FMO's grant will cover development costs to help bring the project to financial close.
Building Prospects-P10002324-001 In 2015 the project is in an early stage. FMO will provide a convertible grant to Aguas elCarmen, which can be converted to equity if the project reaches financial close. This convertible grant can be used to finance part of the development costs, which include amongst others a good environmental and social impact assessment to ensure that Aguas El Carmen meets the highest environmental and social standards.
Building Prospects-P10003517-001 EEGF will be able to provide tailored debt financing products (as well as equity up to 30% of the fund) to a broad range of companies in the wider energy access space (incl. early stage companies to bridge the financing gap to commercial capital), while its long fund life allows investments into sectors that require patient capital (e.g. C&I sector and mini-grids but also so-called second generation SHS companies). EEGF will serve as a ‘one-stop shop’ able to potentially provide multiple rounds of funding, reducing time spent on capital raising by investee’s senior management. Next to financing, EEGF is set-up to provide hands-on support to investees.
MASSIF-P10001469-002 This transaction is highly inclusive as Acleda Myanmar reaches out to the financial underserved population in peri-urban and rural areas of Myanmar, a low-income fragile state. With this USD 5mln we can support Acleda in growing its portfolio and expanding its network across a broader region.
Building Prospects-P10009641-001 To finance Solar PV and storage energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector in East Africa
MASSIF-P10002437-002 To allow Maris’s management to hire an international consultant to guide them on Environmental and Social policies and Business integrity practices.
MASSIF-P00018142-006 With this US$6 million facility FMO will further support the growth of FAMA's loan portfolio. FMO's long-term funding will support FAMA in its plans to become a deposit taking institution. The facility may also be converted to local currency, thereby hedging the FX risk and reducing potential negative impact on FAMA's end customers.
MASSIF-P10004155-001 ARAF is established to support smallholder farmers to enhance their livelihoods and climate resilience. It will invest in the following types of companies:
•	Aggregators: companies that provide bundled solutions such as climate resilience inputs and/or affordable credit bundled with extension services or access to markets; 
•	Agri Tech businesses: companies that provide digital solutions such as an online market place that connects farmers with input providers and/or offer extension support to improve farmer productivity; 
•	Financial service providers: companies that provide farmers with access to innovative financial services enabling them to diversify their income base by investing in additional productive assets and making it affordable to them to buy farm inputs.
MASSIF-P10004479-001 The project aims to enable PPH to continue developing micro-pension funds for the informal sector in Africa, starting with Ghana’s People’s Pension Trust.
MASSIF-P10001660-001 ACL will receive a USD 8 million loan from MASSIF with a four year tenor. The loan will be used for on-lending in the form of financial leases to SMEs.