AATIF provides investments for the agricultural sector. It targets small, medium and large scale agricultural farms as well as agricultural businesses along the entire agricultural value chain. Investment size usually ranges between USD 5 to 30 million. Investment instruments include debt and mezzanine financing, with a maturity of up to 12 years for debt investments.

Earth Capital Partners focuses on growth companies with patented, substantially proven technology, but also considers investments in earlier stage technology development. Earth Capital's focus areas are sustainable technology dealing with resource or energy constraints, sustainable agriculture and timberland, and renewable energy (generation assets, energy efficiency and storage). It usually makes investments to the tune of USD5 million to USD 15 million.

Gray Ghost Ventures is a venture capital firm specialising in fund of fund investments and direct investments in the fintech sector. For direct investments, the firm invests in incubation, early stage, seed/start-up, and growth capital. The firm’s focus areas include: microfinance, social venture investment, and affordable private schools in low-income communities of emerging markets. It also invests in early-stage enterprises providing catalytic innovation and technologies which includes information, communication and technology (ICT). It makes investments between USD 1 million and USD 5 million.

LeapFrog supports financial services businesses with investments ranging between USD 10 million and USD 50 million and aims to exit the investment via IPO, trade sale, a sale back to a partner, or a management buyout. LeapFrog also provides technical support in strategy and governance, product, pricing and revenue, sales and distribution, core operations, human resources and talent management, technology and data, and measurement.

Norfund - The Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries - is a strategic minority investor, owned and funded by the Norwegian Government. The fund invests in clean energy, financial institutions, food and agribusiness, private equity and venture capital funds that target small and medium-sized enterprises. It mostly provides equity investments starting from USD 4 million and acquires a maximum 35% ownership share. In some cases, it also provides debt funding. Its investment horizon is 5-10 years.

The Small Enterprise Assistance Fund (SEAF) is an investment management group that provides growth capital (from USD 200,000 to USD 3 million) and business assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises through the Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED). SEAF uses an international network of partners of investment teams, industry experts and the Center of Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) to provide assistance including corporate governance, financial control, operations assistance, and marketing and strategy.

True North Venture Partners invests in early stage companies with innovations that reshape socially important industries such as energy, water, agriculture and waste. Total investment per company generally ranges from USD 100,000 to USD 25 million.

Triodos is a European commercial bank that provides finance for organic and fair trade exporters in developing countries. Organisations need to be financially sustainable, have access to export markets and have a minimum annual turnover of USD 1 million. Triodos lends between USD 300,000 and USD 3 million.

SourceTrace is a SaaS (Software-As-A-Service) company that focuses on sustainable agriculture and empowerment of smallholder farmers.

The company has a footprint in 26 countries impacting more than 1 million farmers and 2.4 million acres.

As the world population is estimated to grow to 9 billion by 2050, fifty percent more food will be required to feed the world. SourceTrace is helping farmers rise to the challenge through data-driven digital innovations that improve productivity and predictability in a sustainable manner.

SourceTrace’s digital solutions improve farmers’ livelihoods by:

- Providing greater access to global markets and customers.
- Improving productivity through efficient use of inputs and reliable procurement processes.
- Minimizing risk by access to timely knowledge and Information.

SourceTrace’s customers build stronger trust and engagement with stakeholders by providing them full visibility of the produce from farm to fork. For example:

- Ethical fashion brands can demonstrate the origin of organic cotton and win the trust and confidence of the end consumers.<
- QR-code based traceability solutions help retail stores provide full traceability including the origin information of the fresh produce.
- Aquaculture farmers can demonstrate the source of the seed and offer full visibility of the value chain to the end consumers.

SourceTrace enables organizations to implement data-driven agriculture practices that improve sustainability and reputation results. For example:

- Organic cotton farmers in India gained sustainable market access to global brands with premium pricing.
- Organizations were able to monitor and eliminate deforestation and child labor in cocoa value chains.
- Agribusiness were able to improve operational excellence by providing solutions for remote and low/no bandwidth areas.
- Firms can minimize risk through real-time solutions and insights from built-in risks.

SourceTrace solutions benefit stakeholders across the agriculture value chain

- For Agribusinesses: Increased business productivity
- For Farmers: Improved livelihoods
- For Government Agencies: Confidence in policy making
- For Financial Institutions: Reduced risk
- For Development Agencies: Better transparency