LAPO MfB, WSBI push climate finance for African women, farmers, MSMEs
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LAPO MfB and WSBI are pushing for climate finance to support African women, farmers, and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
The initiative aims to boost African agriculture through innovative financing.
- The focus is on climate finance for vulnerable groups.
- MSMEs are a key target for the climate finance initiative.
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Supporting African agriculture and promoting climate resilience
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