<p>Ashburton Investments manages different funds including the Africa Equity Opportunities Fund focused on undervalued listed African equities across various sectors. Ashburton's India Equity Opportunities Fund provides equity or equity-related investments for Indian companies and companies traded in other geographic markets but with a significant proportion of growth of their business in India.</p>

<p>The Ashden Awards recognise and award the most promising energy enterprises that are contributing to a low-carbon future. It also mentors and provides customised business development support to all awardees. To be eligible for an award, organisations must have an innovation that has been proven on the market for atleast a year. Awards can be given for a specific renewable energy or energy efficiency programme, enterprise or building, or for a specific product or service.</p>

The ABN AMRO Social Impact Fund (AASIF) makes direct investments from EUR 500,000 to EUR 1.5 million in organisations that add value to society and are financially profitable. Currently only enterprises based in the Netherlands are eligible for investment.

Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA) is a non-profit organisation working with businesses, foundations, governments and communities to build local and global partnerships. CNFA designs and implements enterprise-based, agricultural development initiatives to facilitate market access, enhance agribusiness competitiveness, increase productivity and improve access to inputs and credit.

The Global Innovation Fund (GIF) provides grants and risk capital supporting social innovations including new business models, policy practices, technologies, behavioural insights, or ways of delivering products and services. The fund supports social enterprises, for-profit firms, non-profit organisations, researchers, and government agencies. GIF offers financial support in the pilot, test and transition, and scaling up stages.

The HIF is a globally-recognised programme leading on the development and testing of innovation in the humanitarian system. Established in 2011, it was the first of its kind: an independent, grant-making programme open to the entire humanitarian community. It now leads the way in funding, supporting, and managing innovation at every stage of the innovation process.
The HIF’s portfolio of funded projects has informed a more detailed understanding of what successful innovation looks like, and what it can achieve for the humanitarian community. This work is leading the global conversation on innovation in humanitarian response.

Intel Capital invests in developers and providers of hardware, software, and services in the following sectors: mobile, client, 5G, datacentre, cloud, big data, diversity, IoT and autonomous driving, semiconductor, memory and programmable solutions (FPGA), software and security, wearables, drones, robotics, AR/VR and AI, sports and health.

Naspers is a business group that also invests in companies, adding value at all life-stages by providing one-on-one consulting and access to their global network. Naspers invests in early stage companies, as well as evolving and growing companies already at scale.

The Rabo Rural Fund is part of the Rabobank Group and supports farming cooperatives and small and medium-sized enterprises by offering access to financing, networks and knowledge. The fund aims to plug the gap businesses face when they have outgrown donations and microcredit but are not yet eligible for standard bank loans and helps agribusinesses to pre-finance purchase, processing and product sales.

Sarona is a private investment firm providing capital to entrepreneurs that deliver high risk-adjusted returns while promoting positive ethical, social and environmental values.