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About the 6th GLF Investment Case Symposium

Hosted in Luxembourg and online, GLF–Luxembourg Finance for Nature 2023: What comes next? united 4,500 participants from 160 countries around how finance can solve – rather than exacerbate – the climate and biodiversity crises. The event featured 106 speakers and 100 global and local partner organizations and reached 10 million people on social media, with more than 230,000 engagements.

About the session

ADA Microfinance holds long-standing expertise in microfinance in agriculture in Africa, Central America, and Southeast Asia. More recently, since 2022, it has supported the strengthening of forestry value chains through support to small forest owners and wood processing SMEs in Guatemala, pursuing the double objective of enhanced resilience and environmental sustainability.

The session provides insights on lessons learned from these experiences on two continents and an outlook on future activities for which ADA is looking for partners.

Strengthening forestry value chains for small forest owners and SMEs as a target groups

Language: English

Year: 2023

Ecosystem(s): Forests

Location(s): Africa, Latin America, South Asia

agriculture agroforestry commodities timber value chains

This video is focused on value chains in support of the work of the Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration Impact Program (FOLUR), with funding from the Global Environment Facility.