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.

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.

The Lundin Foundation is a philanthropic organisation founded by the Lundin family. The Foundation provides risk capital, technical assistance, and strategic grants to outstanding social enterprises and organisations across the globe, with a view to contributing to sustained improvements in social and economic development. Its five focus areas are Resource Governance, Education and Skills Training, Local Supplier Development, Economic Diversification and Social and Environmental Innovation.

Mercy Corps Social Venture Fund provides early-stage financing (loans and grants) and post-investment support for social venture start-ups. Investments range from USD 50,000 to USD 300,000.

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.

Uberis Capital are impact investors, who offer equity and debt finance and advisory support with strategy, operations and financial planning to early-stage mission-driven ventures that serve poor communities in developing countries of Southeast Asia. For ventures that are too early to receive venture capital, Uberis aids them in formalising their business strategy and management to become "investment ready".

Ubuntu Impact Investments is an investment company established to create economic growth and local employment in Africa, with attractive commercial returns for investors. Ubuntu Impact Investments invests in the integrated development and operation of a network of high quality tourist destinations in Africa.

ACDI/VOCA has proven expertise in agriculture, economic growth, resilience, finance, and equity and inclusion.
Their reputation for impact is rooted in an award-winning system of monitoring, impact evaluation, and learning. They deliver expert technical assistance and create locally driven market solutions through three lines of business and a diverse set of funding sources.
Together, they bridge diverse stakeholders in shared development efforts, sharing technical resources and on-the-ground presence to achieve the objectives of our diverse partners. They leverage investments from private-sector partners and provide value through their volunteer programs.