Strengthening Smallholder Finance in Panama
- Gawa Capital
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The Huruma Fund has released a new knowledge dissemination paper highlighting key lessons from a technical assistance project implemented with Microserfin in Panama, in collaboration with Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.
The publication examines how enhanced agricultural credit methodologies and improved risk management practices can support financial institutions in better serving smallholder farmers, expanding climate-smart lending, and strengthening resilience to climate-related risks.
Drawing on practical field experience, the paper shares insights and tools aimed at advancing inclusive and sustainable agri-finance and improving access to finance for rural communities.
The initiative was co-funded by the European Union, with resources channelled through COFIDES under the Huruma Fund framework, reinforcing a shared commitment to sustainable rural development, financial inclusion, and climate resilience.
