Development Partners International (DPI) is a pan African private equity firm providing investments ranging from USD 20 million to USD 100 million for established and growing companies. DPI's non-financial services include strategic planning, best practices, recruitment and incentive planning, mergers and acquisitions, fundraising and corporate finance, implementing management systems and developing products lines. DPI takes environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into account in its investment process.

The Dolma Impact Fund provides capital and expertise to growth companies in Nepal. The investments range from USD 500,000 to USD 4 million.

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.

Flint Atlantic is an impact investment firm that uses patient capital in the form of grants, debt and equity. The preferred investee is focused on improving the access to and quality of healthcare services, particularly for underserved populations. Investments range between USD 3 million to USD 5 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.

<p>Dutch-Bangla Chamber of Commerce &amp; Industry (DBCCI) in an established institute for the common interest of Dutch oriented business companies and organizations. DBCCI obtained the license (no.22/99) from the Ministry of Commerce of Bangladesh as the 1st Bi-lateral Chamber of Commerce on 7th November 1999 and itself registered in Joint Stock, Reg. No. 450(07)/99 on 29th December 1999 under the Companies Act XVIII of 1994. This institute has been maintaining 194 member companies under its registration. The aim of DBCCI to keep possible contribution to achieve goal of socioeconomic development and in the local and Dutch investment and trade. In fostering the combination further, the main objectives of the institute are to provide trade and industry not only to facilitate exchanging of views and ideas but also to protect Dutch views mostly and mainly in Bangladesh based on representative discussion.</p>

<p>SNV is a not-for-profit international development organization. Founded in the Netherlands nearly 50 years ago, we have built a long-term, local presence in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Our advisors work with local partners to equip communities, businesses, and organizations with the tools, knowledge, and connections they need to increase their incomes and gain access to basic services. SNV works to empower people to break the cycle of poverty. SNV provides innovative solutions in Agriculture, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, and Renewable Energy in 27 developing countries worldwide.</p>

<p>SNV has joined hands with DBCCI for engaging the private sector to bring more Inclusive Business (IB) solution for readymade garments (RMG) sector. DBCCI will be supporting private companies to build knowledge, design inclusive business model, piloting and promoting in national and international arena. DBCCI is inviting private companies to design and pilot IB Models to serve RMG workers to improve their health and wellbeing.</p>

Innohub is a business accelerator and impact investment platform that helps small and medium enterprises with high growth and high impact potential to become investment ready, sustainable and scalable in order to achieve profitability and social impact. It nurtures early stage start-ups on fixed-term, cohort-based programmes, that includes a seed capital of USD 10,000 in cash and business development support services.

IIA is a leading Pan-African investment and trade catalyst coordinating efforts to enhance skills, finance and markets across sectors to achieve impact and sustainability through job creation.

IIA engages private sector in the priority sectors: Infrastructure Development (Construction, Extractives, Renewables), Food and Agriculture by unlocking the SME ecosystems for investors while implementing inclusivity by working with youth and women inclusion across our work.

We support private-sector development drive sustainable by leveraging data access, access pre-vetted SMEs, participatory planning to achieve efficiency, shared value and impact.