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Agricultural Value Chain Finance Innovations and Lessons: Case Studies in Africa

FAO and AFRACA

  • 192 pages
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Case studies of banks, cooperatives and agribusinesses that finance African farmers through value chains. Each case explains the model, its results and the lessons learned.

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