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IFAD and Equity Group Put $200M Behind a Bet That Climate Lending Can Be a Normal Business Line
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IFAD and Equity Group Put $200M Behind a Bet That Climate Lending Can Be a Normal Business Line
Signed in Kigali on 4 September, on the sidelines of the Africa Food Systems Forum 2026, the Africa Rural Climate Adaptation Finance Mechanism is a twelve-year, $200 million structure aimed at the stubborn gap between climate finance pledges and money that actually reaches a farmer. ARCAFIM splits into $180 million of lending capital and roughly […]
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