Since 2020, ADA has been implementing projects offering producers or breeders affordable and accessible index-based agricultural insurance products to strengthen their resilience to climate shocks. In total, ADA carried out seven projects in West Africa since 2020, in collaboration with five partners.

In 2024, ADA supported more than 290,000 new beneficiaries, placing women's empowerment, innovation and responsible investment at the heart of its actions.

The programme aims to extend access to solar energy and develop economic activities in rural areas of West Africa.

Over time, inclusive finance has become a full-fledged segment of the financial sector and an essential channel for sustainable finance to generate both social and environmental impact.

Insights from the roundtable organised by ADA, the ADA Chair and InFiNe on 16 October 2024.

Thanks to the unwavering commitment of our teams, partners and funders, we contributed to improving the living conditions of more than 186,000 beneficiaries.

Results of the greenhouse gas emissions impact assessment of an agricultural system consisting of a solar-powered water pump, thresher and dryer.

To promote a study on public mechanisms for refinancing microfinance institutions, ADA organised a round table during African Microfinance Week.

ADA commissioned a study on public refinancing mechanisms for microfinance institutions, in order to capitalise on existing experiences and refine its approach to these instruments. HORUS was appointed to carry it out.

With the support of ADA, the Faîtière des Unités Coopératives d’Épargne et de Crédit du Togo (FUCEC) has successfully developed its approach to financing agricultural value chains.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of ADA’s support for the development of the Cambodian microfinance sector from 2008 to 2022, including key results, lessons learnt and impact.

The most striking result this year is that we successfully strengthened our ongoing efforts to support our partners in the field by encouraging social and environmental innovation while helping to improve the living conditions of vulnerable people.

Maximising donor impact to finance innovative companies.

Smallholder Financing Support Programme.

A survey of the microfinance sector in Myanmar by the Myanmar Micro Finance Association (MMFA), ADA, ThitsaWorks and Dave Grace & Associates based on 2022 data shines a light on the current difficult operating environment and makes recommendations for policymakers, microfinance institutions (MFIs) and international investors on how to address the challenges.