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A dedicated impact fund providing loans and financing to support sustainable and regenerative agriculture in commodity value chains Grant
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A fund based in Netherlands
Summary
An impact fund provides loans and financing to support sustainable and regenerative agriculture practices within commodity value chains, primarily targeting enterprises and organizations in the Global South. The fund aims to scale regenerative farming methods that improve environmental and economic outcomes across agricultural supply chains.
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A funding mechanism under the CFC focused on commodities and their value chains in developing countries.
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- Who can apply for A dedicated impact fund providing loans and financing to support sustainable and regenerative agriculture in commodity value chains?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL-SOUTH, AFRICA, ASIA, LATAM; nonprofit, social-enterprise, cooperative, sme, large-company. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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EligibilityGLOBAL-SOUTH, AFRICA, ASIA, LATAM
Org typesnonprofit, social-enterprise, cooperative, sme, large-company
Last verified10 Aug 2026
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