Malawi Mangoes is developing and inclusive fruit processing business. This project supported that venture through a cost of living survey in the Salima District.

This project aims to explore possible procurement strategies that address the challenges of local sourcing in the Zambian hotel sector

The aim of this workshop is to brainstorm ideas for inclusive business health programmes for the rural and urban poor in Bangladesh.

This project aims to create a list of key farm-level indicators to measure sustainability and livelihood improvements for smallholder cotton farmers.

This short project provides Guinness with a roadmap and series of guidelines for the development of this supply chains.

This conference focused on building and managing strong supply chains in the agribusiness sector.

In this project, the Facility will assist Mitsubishi with market research  to test the likelihood of Furikake food supplement being accepted.

This project will identify all the opportunities for funding that inclusive businesses could access in Bangladesh and compile them into a usable map.

This strategy workshop will build on previous Facility activities to help this large NGO develop a strategy for supporting inclusive business in Bangladesh.

Azure aims supply utilities, government and commercial customers with its solar energy services by setting up two solar photo-voltaic (SPV) systems in rural India.

The Business Innovation Facility ran a 'Climate smart business' workshop at the Sankalp Social Enterprise Forum to inform business about climate finance.

Milk Mantra aims to explore the idea of community-managed bulk milk coolers (BMCs).  These would enable the farming community to gain access to government and private dairy support schemes.

The project is designed to deliver two workshop events to facilitate partnering for inclusive business amongst NGOs and the private sector.

Charles Stewart is a Malawian chicken business that has recently been testing a “rocket furnace” heating system for their chicken brooders, a technology developed by Clioma Consulting.

A feasibility study is being conducted for Rice Milling Company, a Malawian family agro-processing business, to assess the potential and modalities to buy to buy their paddy directly from smallholder farmers.

This project aims to help raise standards and practices in the Nigerian construction industry and attract larger projects and improve the standard of living of local artisans employed in the industry.

Sabeanat aims to expand its distribution of milk and margarine products across Nigeria, by engaging low income people as micro-distributors.

This project aims to provide consultancy support for Abira to develop a business framework through which it will carry out its support to agribusinesses.

This venture aims to develop a sustainable business model for a programme originally set up as a non-profit to help rural beekeepers increase honey yields through training.

This workshop targeted businesses and social enterprises interested in assessing their social return, highlighted approaches that companies can use to measure social impact.

MitiMeth works within riparian and lakeside communities to transform water hyacinth into a valuable consumer product, which can be woven by local artisans into craft goods.

This project aims to provide technical support to Mikamashi in its conversion of farm waste into cooking briquettes, as a more environmentally friendly fuel alternative to wood.

The Facility worked with to BioCarbon conduct a value chain analysis of the charcoal trade in rural areas around Lusaka, and draw up a business plan based on these findings

Building on ARK's investments in dysentery control in Zambiato investigate the role of the private sector in improving supply of and demand for essential health commodities

Delivering a business plan for a group of agribusinesses in the beef, dairy, poultry, pork and aquaculture sectors, for setting up a livestock centre of excellence that will train small-scale farmers

Building on ARK's investments in dysentery control in Zambiato investigate the role of the private sector in improving supply of and demand for essential health commodities

A workshop is to be facilitated for the newly formed Small and Medium Enterprises Development Institute (SMEDI) in order to enhance the understanding of the MSME sector stakeholders on SMEDI’s role in fostering private sector development.

This venture aims to develop  alternative models for the deployment of a medical diagnostics clinic that delivers value to its investors and sustainable social benefits to the surrounding community.