Our references

The Africa Agriculture and Trade Investment Fund is dedicated to uplifting Africa's agricultural potential.  Innpact has structured the Fund and provides a broad range of services to the Board of Directors, who can thus focus on achieving AATIF’s goals.

GroFin is a pioneering private development finance institution specialised in financing and supporting small and growing businesses (SGBs) across Africa and the Middle East by combining medium term loan capital and value-added business support. By generating employment, strengthening value chains and building markets, Grofin's investments bring about inclusive economic growth and improved living conditions in low and middle income countries where.

SANAD provides debt and equity financing to partner institutions in the Middle East and North Africa for supporting growth and employment creation in the region’s micro, small and medium (MSME) enterprise sector.

The Lending for African Farming Company (LAFCo) is a new initiative by KfW and AgDevCo and managed by Root Capital to accelerate the growth of the African agricultural sector and ultimately support the region’s smallholder farmers.

JAÏDA, is a financing fund for microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Morocco.

PAMIGA (Participatory Microfinance Group for Africa) is an initiative of CIDR and leaders in African microfinance.

Regmifa (The Regional MSME Investment Fund for Sub-Saharan Africa S.A., SICAV-SIF) was launched in 2010 and operates in Sub-Saharan Africa; its aim is to create employment and alleviate poverty.

Mozambique Agriculture Financing Facility

Regional Education Finance Fund for Africa,  initiated by KfW Development Bank in order to facilitate the demand-driven and sustainable provision of education finance services in African countries 

REDCAMIF is the Central American and Caribbean Microfinance Network. With the support of the Ministry of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Inter-American Development Bank through the Multilateral Investment Fund (BOD/FOMIN) and Oikocredit, REDCAMIF is promoting a microinsurance support programme, which aims to provide mechanisms for mitigation of risks to which the clients of MFIs are exposed.

The aim of the Green Climate Fund is to strike an adequate balance between climate mitigation and climate adaptation finance.

Nexus was initiated in 2009 by the French NGO GERES (Group for the Environment, Renewable Energy and Solidarity) and launched by an alliance of eight development organizations from seven countries who committed to using carbon finance to tackle poverty and climate change

EPCGF's aim is to broaden the credit access in an underserved small and medium enterprises (SME) market because of lack or insufficient collateral and to enable SMEs to either survive, regain some lost capacity, job retention, recreation or creation.  

Microfinance Initiative for Asia (MIFA) - Implementation of Technical Assistance for Green Microfinance Lending in Asia

WorldFish leads the CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-food Systems (FISH), which focuses on improving the productivity of fisheries and aquaculture to reduce poverty and improve food and nutrition security.

AFSE is the Asian fund for the promotion of social entrepreneurship and an innovator in early-stage investing.

The International Climate Finance Accelerator supports innovative and impactful fund managers in setting up their first time climate finance fund. After having actively participated in the design and setting up the ICFA, Innpact coordinates and manages the initiative as the Accelerator Agent.

European Fund for Southeast Europe provides sustainable funding to micro and small enterprises helping them to grow, generate additional income and to create employment, as well as to low-income families assisting them in the improvement of their housing conditions.

The Green for Growth Fund is the first specialized fund to advance energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) in Southeast Europe, including Turkey, as well as in the nearby European Eastern Neighbourhood region and in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

The mission of the &Green fund is to prove that financing inclusive, sustainable and deforestation-free commodity production can be commercially viable and replicable. Innpact has supported IDH in the whole design, structuring and incorporation process of the Fund and provide ongoing support as a fund management advisor. 

MIDF’s main objectives are to achieve long term sustainability in municipal services in the Western Balkans by providing financing for smaller infrastructure investments, improving cost recovery and municipal creditworthiness in these markets, and building up a commercial banking market for municipal lending by developing the skills of commercial banks to analyse and take municipal risk. 

The European Energy Efficiency Fund (EEEF) is an innovative public-private partnership dedicated to mitigating climate change through energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy in the member states of the European Union.

Investing in SMEs in Europe 

The Microfinance Enhancement Facility has been designed to provide a stable and reliable source of regular debt and emergency liquidity funding to microfinance institutions in developing countries.

Innpact supported UNEP FI to develop a roadmap to scale up the financial sector’s contribution to sustainable development. The report was mandated by the Luxembourg Government and drafted in close collaboration with the financial sector and representatives of the civil society, through an open, creative and inclusive process.

Conservation International (CI) Ventures is an investment fund that provides loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises that operate in the forests, oceans and grasslands where CI works.

With an initial target size of US$300 million, the LDN Fund is a first-of-its-kind investment vehicle leveraging public money to raise private capital for sustainable land management and landscape restoration activities worldwide that contribute to the achievement of land degradation neutrality.

Impact Finance is a Swiss-based investment advisor founded in 2010. It's vision is that private banking will progressively go back to financing the real economy and be accountable for its impact on the environment and the population. Its mission is to build a solid and sustainable model of asset management to accompany in their growth leading SME’s (Small and Medium Enterprises) generating positive social and environmental impact.

As an innovative public-private partnership, GCPF uses public funding to leverage private capital in order to mitigate climate change and drive sustainable growth in developing and emerging markets. GCPF mainly invests through local financial institutions but also directly.

The eco.business Fund is a joint initiative of investors’ intent on supporting the promotion of business and consumption practices that contribute to biodiversity conservation, the sustainable use of natural resources, climate change mitigation and adaptation to its impacts.  

The Grameen Crédit Agricole Fund (GCA fund) is a Specialized Investment Fund (SIF), regulated by the Luxembourg law.

Advans offers a wide range of simple and easy to access financial services tailored to clients needs.

The Renewable Energy Performance Platform (REPP) supports small to medium-sized renewable energy projects (below 25 MW) throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

Rural Impulse Fund II (Incofin) manage funds and investments in emerging countries, driven by our desire to promote inclusive progress.

Triodos Investment Management is a wholly owned subsidiary of Triodos Bank and a globally recognised leader in impact investing.

For more than 60 years, various agencies of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) have offered microfinance services through integrated development programmes and self-standing microfinance institutions.  Today, these programmes have been brought together under the Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance (AKAM).​

World Vision is a global Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice.

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