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{"aid":"46002-P-GM-A00-007","reporting":"African Development Bank","reporting_ref":"XM-DAC-46002","funder_ref":"XM-DAC-46002","title":"Gambia - Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (GAMIRSAL) Establishment Project","slug":"afdb-gambia","status_code":2,"day_start":19370,"day_end":21274,"day_length":1904,"description":"Access to finance is one of the most important challenges hampering the progress of agricultural development in the Gambia. Most  of the  population in  the  agricultural  sector can only access to  the informal financing, which probes not to  be sustainable,  and  much  less  capable  of addressing all the needs of agribusinesses .So far, the technical and financial partners’ interventions to enhance access to finance  remained mainly in  the  form  of  matching grant, which isa one-off  grant,  and  therefore  not  a sustainable source of financing.8.The rationale for the Bank’s involvement in the proposed project rests on its alignment with the current top priority  areas  of  intervention  of both  the Bank  and The Gambia, as outlined  above. The GAMIRSAL Establishment Project would address a number of market failures, including: i) difficulties for actors  along  the agriculture  value  chains  to  access  suitable  financial  services  and  products,  due  to lack of satisfactory collaterals and risk mitigating instruments as well as prohibitive borrowing cost; ii) reluctance  of  FIs  to  finance  agriculture  despite their  high  liquidity, due to  their  lack  of  knowledge  of the agricultural sector, the agriculture perceived and inherent risks including climate risks and the lack of  agriculture  tailor-made  financial  products;  iii)  limited  capacity  of  actors  along  agriculture  value chains to develop bankable business plans and efficiently manage credit and climate change risk. Also, the project fits well into the new policy paradigm for agricultural development promoted by the Bank and the Government, which  aims  at  transforming  agriculture, through the  Gambia  Agriculture Transformation Program. The project primarily contributes to climate adaptation results. As such, 50% of the total approved amount is attributed as climate finance, of which 3 million USD is dedicated to adaptation.","commitment":6742342.5,"spend":5956780,"commitment_eur":6260400.5,"spend_eur":5245242.5,"commitment_gbp":5518249,"spend_gbp":4527254.5,"commitment_cad":9050179,"spend_cad":8227593.5,"flags":0},
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