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Is green microfinance ‘investment ready’? Perspective of an international impact investor
The dialogue in green microfinance has been dominated so far by academics or donors mainly working on grant-based projects and studies. The view of investors is however essential if we want to scale up the sector and improve its commercial viability. We share in this article some insights about our green finance strategy, how it applies to microfinance, and how we as investors see ‘green microfinance’ evolving in the coming years.
The dialogue in green microfinance has been dominated so far by academics or donors mainly working on grant-based projects and studies. The view of investors is however essential if we want to scale up the sector and improve its commercial viability. We share in this article some insights about our green finance strategy, how it applies to microfinance, and how we as investors see ‘green microfinance’ evolving in the coming years.
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Bastiaensen, Johan
Van Hecken, Gert
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Peng, Hongjun
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