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MASSIF-P10005856-001 USD 10mln revolving portfolio guarantee on existing and new MSME loan portfolio of COVID-19 Affected, Youth and Female Entrepreneurs based in Palestine.
Building Prospects-P10004331-001 The proposed facility will allow MLR to maintain its current plantations, expand the plantations and build the associated commercial processing facilities.
MASSIF-P10004215-001 The objective is to create a ‘Silage Social Enterprise’ (SSE) in the animal feed sector that will improve smallholder farmers’ access to high nutrition feed while making the business more inclusive. The social enterprise will be for-profit and engage in the production, marketing and distribution of silage, which is considered an affordable and highly nutritious substitute fodder during the feed shortage periods twice per year.
AEF-I-P10003111-001 Our Funding will be allocated to develop together with Sindicatum the Capas project, a 25 MWp ground-mounted PV solar project located within the Clark Green City, in the Tarlac province of Central Luzon, the Philippines.
AEF-I-P10004232-002 FMO’s loan of EUR 9.10 million (split equally between FMO-A and AEF) will catalyse another EUR 9.10 million from Proparco both for an 18-year tenor. In addition, a further EUR 2.06 million loan will be provided from AEF which will have a longer 20-year tenor. This financing will allow for the development, construction, operation and maintenance of a 24MWp solar farm with a total project cost of EUR 25.7 million near Tenkodogo in Burkina Faso.
MASSIF-P10003617-001 This convertible grant will support Huozhi in their start-up phase. In particular, the funds will be used to develop and run a pilot of the full Huozhi system in MASSIF countries.
MASSIF-P10003157-003 To expand the provision of masks to clients in need as well as staff. This would simultaneously benefit OP’s operations in the field, by building loan officer and client confidence to interact more safely. Additionally, this would enhance livelihoods for those clients engaged in producing the masks and promote environmental protection by encouraging the use of masks that can be washed and reused.
AEF-I The Access to Energy Fund (AEF) jointly initiated by the Dutch government and FMO in 2014 to support private sector projects aimed at providing long-term access to energy services.
Building Prospects-P10001124-001 The Infrastructure Development Fund's subordinated loan is being used for the development and construction of the project. This includes a transmission line, a new sub-station and wind turbines.
MASSIF-P10004827-001 FMO has supported CBoJ with a USD 20mln in JOD equivalent unfunded revolving Risk Sharing Facility (“RSF”). The RSF covers loans to COVID-19 affected MSMEs and young entrepreneurs in Jordan. The Guaranteed Portfolio is earmarked to loans originated through alternative MSME lenders (Liwwa  and Sanadcom) increasing their ability to get access to funding from a local Tier 1 bank.
MASSIF-P10004521-001 Vitas will use the new facility to continue funding clients in underserved areas of Palestine. The objective of these funds is to extend access to finance for micro-sized enterprises.
MASSIF-P10001624-005 Vistaar aims to be at the forefront of technological developments. This project aims to further improve Vistaar's credit methodology and Vistaar’s asset quality over time by adding two new steps in its credit methodology; psychometric testing and analytics based on trends in Vistaar’s portfolio and scoring prospective customers accordingly.
Building Prospects-P10004484-001 Building Prospects intends to commit USD 7mln to the Fund, helping it reach its target size and broadening the institutional LP base. Amber intends to invest growth equity into Armenian SMEs with a sector agnostic strategy.
MASSIF-P10003049-001 This project is to develop a strategic Human Resources (HR) Management system to align core HR procedures with the goals of staff policy. Additionally, the aim is to improve the remuneration and motivation systems of the Bank staff.
MASSIF-P10003615-005 The project aims to support the customer with community engagement.
Building Prospects-P10005727-001 The funding objective is to provide a mezzanine tranche behind the equity and junior subordinated debt that catalyzes the senior DFI tranche for this newly established debt fund. Our funds provide a EUR 7.5mln tranche out of the EUR 32.5mln capital stack.
MASSIF-P10002635-002 The aim of this project is to support ZFSL improve and expand its outgrowers program, in order to increase the proportion of cane that it sources from outgrowers to increase the factory’s productivity. The project also aims to support outgrowers to increase their income by growing a crop for income generation, as well as ensuring food security through teaching intercropping techniques. The project has a significant stakeholder engagement component to ensure success.
AEF-I-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.
MASSIF-P10001624-001 FMO has provided Vistaar with Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) in local currency with a counter value of USD 5 million. The funds will be utilized for the growth of Vistaar’s loan book towards MSMEs. Vistaar expects to grow to a loan portfolio of approx. USD 60 million in the coming 18 months, and needs to raise
additional funding to be able to do so. The growth will be realized both by scaling up in existing states and by expanding in new states like Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.
MASSIF-P10002176-002 In 2014 FMO provided a US$10 million senior loan to MPF. FMO is now extending capacity development funding to MPF for the implementation of SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. This will position the company to integrate production, logistics, commercial, financing and controlling, and position it for future growth.
LUF-P10001588-004 This facility, which has a USD 4mln committed tranche and a USD 2mln uncommitted tranche, is directed to the financing of agricultural micro-entrepreneurs in areas impacted by climate change, supporting economic growth and employment, reducing inequalities and climate action.
MASSIF-P00000000-035 The aim of the capacity development funding is to support Dolma Impact Fund's managers in their development by providing them with specialized training on private equity in emerging markets. This professional development for the management team will improve the quality of services to clients and the competency and skills demanded by the organization.
MASSIF-P10003346-001 Crystal is growing quickly, both in balance sheet size and in outreach. It is expanding its branch network, mainly in rural areas elsewhere in the country, which should lead to a doubling of its loan portfolio by 2020. In parallel, the company is improving operational efficiency and strengthening the organization. In order to support this growth FMO / MASSIF have extended  a loan to Crystal.
MASSIF-P10003219-003 To support Financier FDL to acquire protective equipment for clients and staff during the COVID crisis.
Building Prospects-P10002224-001 FMO will provide a subordinated loan in combination with equity in order to enable UPC to develop a series of wind energy projects in Indonesia. Currently there are 400-500MW worth of projects in the deal pipeline.
MASSIF-P10003601-002 The project aims to support BRAC Tanzania Finance Ltd  by providing funding for PPE, Community Engagement and Digitalisation.
MASSIF-P10004823-001 While FMO's mission is to empower entrepreneurs across the developing world, not everyone benefits equally from the processes that lead towards economic and social development. This is especially true for female, young and migrant entrepreneurs who are often at a detrimental position when it comes to accessing financial services to develop their businesses. The NASIRA guarantee seeks to address these inequalities by encouraging our partners to increase lending to these segments and contributing to inclusive development. COVID-19 affected businesses will also benefit from the NASIRA guarantee.
MASSIF-P10004691-002 To provide catalytic first loss capital for WIC Capital, aiming to mobilize funding to be invested in about 50 promising WMSMEs over a 5-year horizon.
Building Prospects-P10002716-001 FMO provides USD 3 million in equity. Next to FMO's finance, Shell Foundation provides USD 3 million in equity and the Oversee Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) provides a USD 4 million working capital loan. Together this covers the expected funding requirement of Envirofit to reach break-even and become a financially sustainable company.
MASSIF-P10003242-001 Bina Artha fulfils a role in providing finance to the underserved microsegments of Indonesia by providing group loans and individual lending to micro and small enterprises. FMO's financing will support further growth of the company's loan portfolio.
Building Prospects-P10001498-001 FMO's investment is intended to support this highly innovative fund manager, and facilitate investments in projects with positive environmental and social impacts.
MASSIF-P10001117-001 The proposal relates to BPI’s newest initiative: the USD 40 mln Business Partners International Southern Africa SME Fund. The fund will provide risk capital finance to SMEs that can demonstrate viable business plans and sustainable market demand, in Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. Local offices will be established in these countries, with local investment teams that will be supported by BPI management and BP’s operational infrastructure. Through this proximity to its investees, a hands-on approach is secured. FMO’s investment is a USD 6 mln participation from MASSIF, which makes up 15% of the total fund size.
MASSIF-P10003685-002 FMO will provide USD 7.5mln to BRAC. BRAC will use this fund to provide micro and small scale loans to underserved women in peri-urban areas of Myanmar.
MASSIF-P00019487-004 FMO's long term financing will enhance the balance sheet of the institution through diversified and stable funding. FMFB-A projects to grow rapidly in the coming years, mainly in the MSME sector and funding is required to finance the institution's growth.
MASSIF-P10003283-002 The objective of this project is to get an in-depth diagnostic of the client protection practices and policies of this lending process, as well as a set of recommendations and an action plan for Mercapital, while using the official Smart Campaign methodology.
MASSIF-P00015143-004 In the consolidation process of the microfinance industry, Prasac's strategy is to expand in the higher range of microfinance (bigger tickets loans of over USD 25,000) and the SME lending. FMO also actively supports the MFI in its transformation process towards banking status, with the aim of becoming a full-fledged bank within 3 years.
MASSIF-P10002274-001 Both organizations seek to adhere to the principles, having already undergone a CPP assessment, and want to continue with an improvement of their business model. Microrate Incorporated is the consultant who will execute the assessments with both clients. Capacity development funding will be provided to both organizations for the purposes of this assessment, and thus used to strengthen their client protection credentials.
MASSIF-P10002549-003 The project is focused on providing investment capital and technical assistance (TA) support to promising SMEs operating in two fragile states: Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). By partnering with UNCDF, FMO supports FinTech companies that are part of UNCDF’s programme ‘West Africa Digital financial inclusion for fragile and conflict affected states’. In DRC, the FMO funding will be used for the Cleanstart Program, developing the local market for clean cooking (improved energies and cook stoves). Through MASSIF, FMO will provide flexible capital and TA for SMEs operating in this space.
MASSIF-P10001576-001 The fund is looking to invest in businesses that apply innovative business models in the Kenyan and Ethiopian markets for basic goods and services with proven demand, creating significant benefits for consumers at the base of the pyramid (BoP).
MASSIF-P10003872-002 The objective is to help Meloy with supporting portfolio companies and other impacted SMEs in its pipeline to provide a safe working environment for employees and fish suppliers, as well as bridge the gap between slow-moving government aid and current need for subsistence and health and safety supplies. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, Meloy has responded by implementing a strategy that provides benefits to key stakeholders in this sector, including: 
(i) unlocking liquidity and ensuring safe operations for the portfolio and SMEs in the sector, reducing supply chain disruptions and ensuring business continuity;
(ii) facilitating the continued employment of workers in portfolio companies;
(iii) providing subsistence aid and continued purchases in support of the most vulnerable small-scale fishers in local communities.
Building Prospects-P10001287-003 The main objective of the Livelihood Restoration and Development Plan is to enhance the livelihood of the Project Affected People (PAPs) through agri-based activities and other trainings that promote diversified farming and enhance food security.
LUF-P10004482-001 With FMO’s financing, &Green will further expand its portfolio of investments and mobilize funds from private and public institutions.
MASSIF-P10001588-001 FMO provided equity and debt to Sartawi, which will go towards funding growth the and expansion of Sartawi's longer-term agricultural investment loan portfolio.
MASSIF-P10003659-004 This project aims at securing systems and ensuring the continuity of services, during and after COVID-19, to Al Majmoua’s financial services’ clients and non-financial services’ beneficiaries by renewing the subscription cost of the licenses that Al Majmoua uses to conduct daily business.
MASSIF-P10000717-005 to co-fund a 2-year project aimed to design, pilot and roll out an index-based agricultural microinsurance product for agricultural and rural (current and potential) entrepreneurs in rural Nicaragua.
AEF-I-P10002394-001 The objective of FMO's equity investment is to finance 50% of the costs of Orb's role out of its business model in Kenya. Orb will be rolling out its franchised retail outlets across Kenya and will establish centralized distribution infrastructure. It will sell its full product lines of solar lanterns, solar home systems and solar water heaters to people in Kenya that lack full access to energy through the grid.
MASSIF-P10004137-003 FMO’s contribution will enable Validus to implement its new origination system for loans and marketplace activities in Vietnam and Indonesia. This would enhance Validus’ operational costs and increase its customer satisfaction. Validus’ new loan origination solution, is a next-generation platform for loan origination and underwriting which has been already implemented in its operations in Singapore.
Building Prospects-P10001430-001 The project entails the construction, operation and maintenance of an ethanol plant with an estimated production of 300,000 litres per day (domestic use). The output will generally be cheaper than gasoline and will reduce the country’s dependency on fossil fuels.
MASSIF-P10003305-001 ESAF Society would like to improve and further develop green loan products and services in India.
MASSIF-P10001623-001 The aim of the fund is to help banks "kick start" SME lending, explore new industries and build credit history. Partial credit guarantee schemes are acknowledged to be the most market-friendly solutions to overcoming major credit barriers to SMEs in developing and transitioning economies.The SME guarantee fund processes first guarantee applications individually and afterwards on a portfolio basis. They charge risk adjusted fees for each accepted guarantee and a monitoring fee on monthly loans disbursements. Besides issuing guarantees,, the fund management is actively involved in the training and the implementation of an improved SME lending technology within the partner institutions (on-the-job training, certification of LOs and implementation of new products/processes – all financed through the technical assistance budget).
MASSIF-P00019058-006 Almost all the loans NOA provides to its clients are in the Albanian local currency (LEK) with a fixed interest rate. To match NOA’s business, FMO also provided a LEK loan with a 5 year fixed interest rate. This way the currency risk and the interest rate risk for NOA are minimized. With FMO's funding NOA will be able to increase its penetration into the micro and small business segment.
MASSIF-P10001586-001 The fund expects to make 10-15 investments between US$3-7.5 million in various sectors with a special focus on agri-business/processing, fast moving consumer goods, ICT, health/pharmaceuticals, mining services and tourism. In addition to providing capital, the fund will also provide valuable intellectual capital, particularly in finance and reporting, as well as environmental, social and governance frameworks.
MASSIF-P10003502-002 To co-fund the services of GRET to support Thitsar Ooyin’s to:
-	Improve the overall governance of the organization;
-	support the implementation of new departments in the organization (i.e. Finance, HR, Audit and Risk); and
-	Operational, Audit, Finance and HR manuals in place.
MASSIF-P10005711-001 The funding objective is to collaborate with CDC to create an ecosystem development program in Myanmar called the Myanmar Enabling Investment Programme (MEIP).
MASSIF-P10001496-001 SFC Finance Limited aims to selectively serve medium-sized enterprises with a solid track record. Typical clients will have at least 3-5 years of successful operations. Tickets will range from USD 1.5-4 mln. Loans will be senior and secured, and structured to match the cash flows of the borrowers.
MASSIF-P10003242-002 The aim of this project is to develop a data warehouse and improved business intelligence in order to improve company performance, but also to improve BAV’s client service and product offerings. As part of its regular business process, CAA-Indonesia collects a wealth of information about clients as well as transaction-level details for each process. To obtain a deeper understanding of patterns and trends in business performance and relate them to client segments, geographical areas and other associated data points, BAV considers it key to create a unified data warehouse along with a reporting platform.
Building Prospects-P10003653-005 To fund Miro’s business plan to expand the company’s planting area and to build its processing capacity.
Building Prospects-P10003325-001 To finance the import of tractors and implements for the expansion of YSH’s agri-equipment business under the business division “Automotive & Heavy Equipment”.
MASSIF-P00018142-011 The project aims to support Financiera FAMA with PPE, digitalisation and business continuity.
AEF-I-P10003982-002 GOGLA promotes responsible business in the off-grid solar industry. The funding provided will enable GOGLA to expand the value and influence of their work on financial transparency and consumer protection and develop a new theme of corporate governance by supporting GOGLA’s flagship programs, PAYGo PERFORM and the Consumer Protection Code. This will complement income from membership fees, company co-finance and other development partners.
AEF-I-P10004235-002 By implementing the proposed Covid-19 CD project, the underlying PV Project and its employees in Headquarter, local or project site level will acquire more knowledge on the management and mitigation measures of COVID-19, key strategies of business operation and restarting in and post emergency through organizing training and peer learning sessions. This improved knowledge can be transferred to the project stakeholders and community through advocacy and consultations, using of print medias etc. The supply of PPE will enable the service providers to continue uninterpreted service delivery and enabling people’s access to safe water and hand washing facilities will help to mitigate further spreading of COVID-19 in the project area and neighborhoods.
MASSIF-P10002490-001 Achieve social impact and financial gains by investing in early and growth-stage companies with disruptive business models, primarily addressing bottlenecks and inefficiencies in the delivery of financial innovation within the following themes: new technology, new channels, new products.
MASSIF-P10001424-002 FMO offered SLF two loans: a senior secured loan and a subordinated convertible loan. The first loan of USD 6 million will have a 5 year tenor and 1 year grace period, while the second loan consists of USD 4 million with a convertible right. The objective of the loans is to, amongst others, enable the company to grow its overall business.
MASSIF-P10004068-002 The funds are used to grow AMZ’s book of rural, female and young microentrepreneurs.
Building Prospects-P10003779-001 The proposed financing package will support the company in its next growth phase and allow it to further expand its operations across the value chain, improve efficiencies and reduce risks. This includes for example, opening new retail outlets, investing in new nets and improving bio-security.
Building Prospects-P10003498-001 The proposed funding will be used for AKR’s investment in a dryer and working capital for expanding its contract farming program for sourcing fragrant rice.
Building Prospects-P10003653-006 The objective is to support Miro in increasing the awareness of workers and communities regarding the COVID-19 virus, provide access to hygiene and sanitation facilities at community level and to build the capacity of health clinics and service providers that Miro has started collaborating with.
MASSIF-P10001565-001 FMO will invest USD 8 mln in 10 year notes that will catalyze shorter-tenor notes. The target market of the fund fits well with the MASSIF investment strategy to serve Tier II and III MFIs. Although the Latin America and Caribbean region has a relatively developed microfinance market with quite some competition and liquidity, most capital flows to Tier I MFIs. In addition to a financial return, the fund also delivers a significant social return.
MASSIF-P00015209-004 FMO's facility will be utilized and extended by Alios to one or more of the sub-borrowers for the funding of each such sub-borrower's credit portfolio, in respect of the growth of their small- and medium-sized enterprise clients.
Building Prospects-P10005794-001 The aim of funding the news platform is to promote the African agrifood sector and build a more cohesive ecosystem to onboard more investments and technologies across Africa. With this funding AFN will build a dedicated Africa content channel that complements its existing global and regional agrifoodtech investment news and research platforms by 1) developing and publishing investment research reports, ecosystem maps and useful agrifoodtech and funding guides for Africa’s regional ecosystem and 2) increasing dedicated reporting and coverage of African agtech through a network of local journalists and content partnerships with ecosystem peers.
MASSIF-P10004041-001 FMO’s Risk Sharing Facility and Capacity Development ("CD") support, enables Tamweelcom to finance Syrian refugee entrepreneurs and share the credit risk. FMO is unique in its offering as there are no guarantee programs, combined with CD, available to serve this group. 
MASSIF-P10002441-001 To support implementation of portfolio  management software.
MASSIF-P10003388-001 Lendingkart will use the funding from FMO to grow the Company’s micro, small and medium enterprises lending portfolio.