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Field Lesson | AccessBanque Madagascar

Resource from the Agriculture Finance Support Facility (AgriFin)
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This is part of AgriFin’s collection of resources which include brief technical notes, lessons learned reports, and articles examining a broad range of topics related to sustainable agricultural finance.

This brief explains, AccèsBanque Madagascar (ABM)'s "Agro-Loan" which uses a cash-flow based methodology, to serve thousands of small farmers, especially those who mix subsistence farming with small-scale production of cash crops.

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By Friederike Moellers, Joan Penche
Publisher
Agricultural Finance Support Facility (AgriFin)
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Rural and Agricultural Finance
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Countries
Madagascar

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