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Watch the intervention of Moustapha Ibrahim Malloum, Deputy Head West Africa Regional Office of Proparco, during Invest In Côte d'Ivoire of October 5 2023.
Published in October 2023
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Technical Assistance - Propulse - Start-up
In response to challenges faced by start-ups, PROPARCO provides its clients with both financial and non-financial solutions through PROPULSE, its capacity building service to engage its clients towards more positive impacts.
Published in May 2021
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Poa! internet, a key-player of the digital transformation in Kenya
Based in Nairobi, poa! internet is an innovative enterprise, providing fast, affordable, unlimited Internet to low-income population. Poa! internet received an investment of US$6.1 million from the Novastar Fund. The FISEA facility, managed by Proparco, invested US$16,5 million in Novastar.
Published in May 2021
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Our financing and support solutions for Startups & SMEs in Ghana
Africa is a top priority for Proparco and its parent company, Agence Française de Développement. In this respect, the new Choose Africa initiative implemented by AFD Group is mobilizing EUR 2.5bn by 2022 to contribute to private sector development.
Published in December 2019
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Introduction to Choose Africa
Choose Africa is the French initiative to accelerate the growth of MSMEs and entrepreneurship in Africa. AFD and Proparco will engage 2.5 billion euros by 2022 to support 10,000 companies. More info on www.choose-africa.com
Published in March 2019
The current explosive growth of the financial technology sector – or FinTech – in emerging markets has helped millions of people address immediate needs and overcome daily challenges related to accessing electricity, getting seed capital or cash for emergencies, receiving professional healthcare advice, basic literacy and maths tuition. Most importantly, FinTechs are providing a range of affordable and convenient banking services to people who are usually unbanked or underbanked, paving the way for achieving universal financial inclusion.
Published in May 2018
In Kenya, close to 80% of the population works in the informal sector. Lynk created a platform that allows workers to create a career identity online and then helps individuals and companies hire them.
Published in May 2018
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Video - Financing start-ups to build tomorrow's african economies, edition no. 29 of Proparco’s magazine
While it is still far from achieving a penetration similar to the American continent, Europe or Asia, venture capital investment is experiencing strong and continuous growth In Africa. For example, in 2017, some USD 560m were raised by over 120 African start-ups – a 53% increase compared to 2016 and a new record for Africa!
Published in May 2018