JICA invests $40m in Indian fund to 'unlock' inclusion, sustainable growth at Asian MSMEs
Aavishkaar Capital provides credit to mid-sized MSMEs operating in the supply chain with a social and environmental impact, in India, emerging Asia such as Indonesia and Vietnam, and Africa.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Japan’s governmental agency for official development assistance, has invested $40 million into Aavishkaar Capital’s ‘Global Supply Chain Support Fund’ to support enterprises across Asia and Africa to unlock inclusive and sustainable growth.
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