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In Southeast Asia, GreenYellow makes full use of solar energy

GreenYellow
GreenYellow is a French company specialising in the energy transition and an expert in decentralised solar photovoltaic production. Created in 2007 and supported by Proparco, it helps its customers reduce their energy consumption and switch to greener, less expensive energy. In Southeast Asia, GreenYellow does business with 130 companies in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and the Philippines. Report.
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ACEP Sénégal: how microfinance is boosting small players in the agri-business sector

ACEP Sénégal
For over 30 years, ACEP Sénégal has been partnering small players in the agri-food sector by facilitating access to financial services. Its presence throughout Senegal, working alongside the rural population, make it a key player in microfinance. ACEP Sénégal has recently been granted a €10 million loan by Proparco, helping it to meet two key challenges: food sovereignty and the financial inclusion of women.
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Gravita: eco-responsible lead battery recycler in India

Gravita Inde
Founded in 1992, the Indian group Gravita handles some 240,000 tonnes of lead-acid batteries every year, in compliance with strict environmental and safety standards. This leading industrial player has recently been financed by Proparco. The Group is also present in Sri Lanka and five African countries and is helping to structure a sector that is often dominated by informal players in developing countries. This report is from the Group's headquarters in Jaipur, capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan.
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With Proparco, gender equality is moving centre stage in the Bangladesh textile industry

Dans l'usine Ananta de Dhaka, au Bangladesh
In Dhaka – the hub of global textile production – Proparco is partnering with a major player in the sector in an innovative way. As well as creating permanent jobs in an industry dominated by seasonal employment, a highly original technical assistance programme financed by Proparco is improving the health and education of employees. It's a win-win solution: the company benefits from healthier and loyal female employees who are less likely to be absent from work. We report from the Ananta plant, where 1,112 women have received training through the RISE legacy programme HERhealth.