Incluvest is an impact investment company with a focus on agribusinesses. It provides grants, debt and equity finance, with a minimum of USD 120,000. It provides different types of investments: - Donation directly labelled via Incluvest towards a specific investment opportunity - Co-investment with Incluvest - Providing a loan to Incluvest where the lender is taking the risk.

The Injaro Agricultural Capital Holdings Ltd. (Injaro) provides investments in debt, quasi-equity, and equity in small and medium-sized enterprises along the agricultural value chain. In addition, Injaro also provides business advice and technical assistance.

iungo capital is an impact investment company that provides financial and technical support to promising SMEs in the East African missing middle while generating positive social impact. It does this by leveraging the commitment of local business angels, both as co-investors and mentors, while providing access to an integrated technical assistance model, pre- and post-investment. ICCO provides investment in the range of USD 50,000 to 500,000.

Jasmine Social Investments supports social ventures and entrepreneurs by providing grants, equity or debt finance. It looks for solutions with a well-defined and cost-effective impact that can grow to reach over 100,000 beneficiaries. It mostly provides grants but in some cases also equity and debt

Lending for African Farming (LAFCo) is an investment company providing loans to African agricultural small and medium enterprises that work directly with smallholder farmers. Its primary purpose is to provide working capital financing for borrowers working in food crop value chains. All borrowers have to demonstrate that they are delivering a clear benefit to smallholder farmers. LAFCo defines smallholder farmers as those cultivating less than 10 hectares. It key targets include: - Agro-dealers or input providers - Processors - Traders, distributors, exporters - Logistics providers (e.g., warehouses) - Other agricultural businesses To qualify for a loan, an entity much have revenues of less than USD 15 million and fewer than 300 employees. It is supported by KFW, UKAid and USAID among others.

Mango Fund is an impact investment fund supporting East African entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises that are too big for microfinance institutions, but too small to access loans from the banking sector. The fund provides debt or equity finance between USD 5,000 and USD 50,000 for 6-36 months. The consulting services cover process management, strategic implementation, marketing, financial management, and human resource development.

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.

Oasis Capital Ghana Limited is a venture capital firm specializing in growth capital investments in small and medium enterprises and loans. It typically invests between USD 100,000 and USD 5 million. It prefers investing in family-owned and typically owner-managed entities. It seeks to provide risk capital in the form of equity, quasi-equity and profit-sharing facilities and to invest through equity, preference shares, and convertible debts with ratchets. The firm seeks to take minority investor position with stake between 15% and 49% but with some degree of influence and board representation and can make co-investments.

Oikocredit invests in and provides technical assistance to microfinance institutions, social cooperatives, non-banking financial institutions and small and medium sized enterprises, especially in the agriculture and renewable energy sector. It's core investment criteria includes: - Projects and enterprises that create jobs and income for disadvantaged, financially-excluded people.- Projects where women are influential in management and/or implementation.- Projects that are responsible in terms of their environmental impact.- Projects that are financially sustainable, or can soon become so, and have suitable management in place.

Pearl Capital Partners (PCP) is an agriculture investment management firm investing in agricultural small and medium-sized businesses in East Africa. Investment sizes range between USD250,000 and USD2.5 million. PCP offers technical assistance via the USAID Technical Assistance Facility. At the moment, PCP manages four funds: - African Agricultural Capital - African Seed Investment Fund - African Agricultural Capital Fund - Yield Uganda Investment Fund.