
European non-profit, scalable, replicable, growth-agnostic banking institution in cooperative stewardship able to provide full-fledge digital banking services to communities across EEA. Applies endogenous money concept.

Prototyping a catalytic, evergreen, steward-owned investment engine that orchestrates capital into Africa’s regenerative food economy to fund the root systems that align wealth with ecological and social renewal.
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Proactive Sustainable Bonds™ finances Rapid Housing Social Impact projects that deliver current income while providing 20–30% below-market rents in low-income affordable communities nationwide.

A Native-led, evergreen regenerative capital fund fueling economic sovereignty, climate justice, and cultural revitalization in Indigenous communities across Turtle Island by blending traditional and relational finance.

N3F lends to SMEs to improve access to safe, nutritious, and affordable food in Sub-Saharan Africa - while tackling malnutrition and supporting sustainable food systems.
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FAF lends to and provides TA to MFIs and producer cooperatives that keep vital agri-value chains flowing across Latin America, Africa & Asia. It links smallholder farmers to new markets and drives sustainable practices.

IPF II is a PE fund that invests in India’s rural transformation through early-growth to mid-expansion stage businesses led by entrepreneurs modernizing agriculture, expand access to finance, and improve livelihoods.

Farmties bridges the financing gap for African agribusinesses by providing trade-linked working capital to growth-stage SMEs, enabling them to scale, access markets, and grow sustainably.

Vivriti Asset Management is launching-$150M Agri fund seeking $6M first-loss capital Focus: Agri & food, climate KPIs: Smallholder farmers/financial inclusion, GHG reduction Offers 23x capital mobilization & high impact

Investing in bold innovators solving the biggest challenges in our $14T Food System

(2019 vintage) Venture fund backing pre-seed and seed stage technology and science-based startups that solve big challenges in the Food System

The Métis Settlements Impact Fund is a $50 million impact investment fund with a focus on Economic Reconciliation and Sustainability. Investments positively impact Metis Settlements and other indigenous communities.

Inga alley-cropping stops rainforest loss, boosts food security, cuts carbon, and restores land for farmers. A proven, simple solution.

For over a decade, SELF’s Solar Market Gardens (SMGs) have tackled food insecurity through a combination of solar power and drip irrigation.

Tele-Irrigation is a technological innovation that allows farmers to remotely manage their farm irrigation using a mobile phone powered by solar or wind energy. The system intelligently distributes water and processes real-time meteorological and hydrological data.

For the first time in history, in order to accelerate the SDGs people can score on eight crucial local social goods by open access and in 46 languages yet.

Propeller Impact Fund II offers technical assistance to BIPOC entrepreneurs seeking equity financing for their CPG ventures.
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Higher Purpose Hub improves intergenerational economic opportunity in the MS Delta utilizing education, storytelling, and grantmaking.

Ecosystem Awareness Solutions for Equity (EASE) - "Real Voices. Real Data. Real Change."

Healthy Entrepreneurs delivers effective and affordable health products and services to the last mile, hard-to-reach populations in Sub-Saharan Africa, through a network of 5,000 Community Health Entrepreneurs in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Burundi.

The project aims to conserve biodiversity, fight against desertification, climate change, pollution and nuisances, and also combat hunger and poverty.

Mobile AgriTech provides customized, timely, on-demand agricultural information to smallholder farmers through cell phone technology.

An AI Poultry Farm Management Software App that helps poultry farmers instantly detect diseases, connects with vets to diagnose and treat animal illness. The Batch manager also helps farmers to monitor every farm activity from anywhere.

The goal of the AquaRAF project is to achieve food independence in rural Namibia by educating people on constructing sustainable aquaponics structures made from mostly local materials. This project empowers communities by providing nutritious food sources and potential income through surplus produce sales.