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eco.business Fund and Calvert Impact extend partnership to boost sustainable agribusiness practices in sub-Saharan Africa

Media Contact Finance in Motion GmbH Nusha Westhoff, Director Marketing & Communications Carl-von-Noorden-Platz 5 60596 Frankfurt am Main Tel. +49 (0)69 271 035 0 E-Mail: info@finance-in-motion.com  www.finance-in-motion.com Media contact Calvert Impact Leigh Moran Director, Strategy Email: lmoran@calvertimpact.org  

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A message from the board and portfolio manager

Southeast Europe and the Caucasus have delivered encouraging economic growth in 2024. Yet the region continues to face deep-rooted socio-economic challenges, such as the slowing pace of poverty reduction and lingering gender inequalities.    Many factors have contributed to a difficult operating environment for businesses in the region. These include persistent inflation, disrupted supply chains, weakened EU and global demand, labour shortages, and shifts in global trade policy.  The war in Ukraine continued to cast a shadow across the region in 2024, with few signs of that changing in 2025. Geopolitical and economic risks remain elevated.

Empowering Rural Bosnia and Herzegovina

Filip Ilić owns a large vegetable farm in Petrovo Selo, within the Municipality of Gradiška, a Northern region known for its fertile soils. He cultivates vegetables, including bell peppers and onions, in both open fields and approximately 80 greenhouses, and sells his produce to regional markets and food retailers.   The effects of climate change have inpacted the farm in recent years, including rising temperatures, and more irregular and intensified rainfall. This has stunted crop growth, decreased yields and damaged aging farming infrastructure.    With his loan from Mikrofin, made possible by EFSE’s investment, Filip upgraded his greenhouses, replacing old, single-layer plastic covers with high-quality materials to improve insulation and structural durability. This enhanced resilience against adverse weather conditions, increasing production and extending crop cycles for greater profits.   He also implemented new, smart technologies to monitor key environmental factors - like temperature and humidity - in the greenhouses. This increased crop yields and reduced resource waste.   In the coming years, Filip plans to increase sustainable production and establish modern storage facilities to better store produce and improve sales further.    

EFSE and Addiko Bank Banja Luka strengthen cooperation to support small and medium enterprises

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