Nigeria · Nigeria Wholesale Impact Investment Fund
A demand pipeline for the Nigeria Wholesale Impact Investment Fund.
Technical assistance, including a field technical officer, to develop a demand pipeline of enterprises for the Nigeria Wholesale Impact Investment Fund.
Formal title: Developing a demand pipeline for the Nigeria Wholesale Impact Investment Fund
Illustration: A shopping district, Lagos, Nigeria. Photo: Joshua Doubek, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Connecting enterprises to capital
An impact investment fund needs a pipeline of enterprises ready to receive capital. AGDF provided technical assistance to develop that demand pipeline for the Nigeria Wholesale Impact Investment Fund, including a field technical officer, work that AGDF records under both technical assistance and collaboration and market linkages.
It sits within one of AGDF's stated objectives: to leverage existing opportunities for green financing, technologies and know-how to support the transition of communities and private-sector players to green growth and investment.
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