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Ghana : Our financing and support solutions for Start-Ups and SMEs
To support Africa’s transition, PROPARCO invests in the private sector in all business sectors. Its financing specifically targets the development of essential infrastructure for opening up territories, economic activity and improving living conditions for people (conventional and renewable
Published in November 2021
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Focus on DTRT Apparel in Ghana, a committed company supported by Proparco
DTRT Apparel is a Ghanaian apparel company that now employs nearly 2,500 people. It received support from the Verod Capital fund, which provided funds and expertise to accompany the company's development and increase its impact.
Proparco supports thousands of companies in Africa directly or through
Published in November 2021
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Zoom on the impact of the Choose Africa initiative in Ghana
Choose Africa is the French initiative to support African start-ups, VSEs and SMEs implemented by Proparco and AFD.
In Ghana, this support has notably enabled New Crystal Hospital and Sinel Specialist Hospital to develop their activities.
In July 2021, Proparco signed a new partnership with Ecobank
Published in November 2021
Proparco's presentation brochure
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Flyer Proparco in India
PROPARCO is present in India since 2009. Our mission is to support the private sector with funding and technical assistance to promote sustainable and inclusive development. Proparco partners with India on its mission to achieve strong economic growth as well as to improve social and environmental
Published in September 2021
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Legacy Girls' College
Located in Akuse, in the Eastern Region of Ghana, Legacy Girls’ College provides quality and affordable education to 400 girl students. From 2015, the school is looking to form a new generation of Ghanaian women with core values like Integrity, Responsibility and Excellence. To finance its
Published in December 2019
Proparco sectoral booklet
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Our financing solutions for the private sector in the Middle East
Proparco has been working for the private sector and sustainable development for over 40 years. A subsidiary of Agence Française de Développement, Proparco invests
to support the growth of private and financial players that actively contribute to the economic, environmental and social development
Published in September 2019
Proparco's presentation brochure
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Proparco Key figures - 2018
with EUR 1.6bn of commitments, PROPARCO, the Group’s arm for financing private players, saw a +17% increase in its activity year-on-year and over +53% since 2015. These results are in line with the growth path it has set, with the aim of reaching EUR 2bn by 2020
Published in April 2019
Private Sector and Development
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Scaling up the development impact of agro-industry
This issue of Private Sector & Development aims to demonstrate that the agro-industry, even if it sometimes brings up “negative externalities affecting the environment and small producers”, can be a major driver for development
Published in March 2019
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