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Responsible Commodities Facility
The Responsible Commodities Facility (RCF) is a financial instrument designed to reduce deforestation in the Brazilian Cerrado by providing low-cost loans to soy and corn producers who utilize previously cleared and degraded lands rather than expanding into native vegetation.
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Document type: Fact sheet
Financial Services for Climate-Resilient Value Chains: The case of the Centenary Bank in Uganda
This briefing note details case study research on the role of financial services in climate risk management (CRM) within agricultural value chains, specifically examining the services provided by Centenary Bank to rice value chain actors in Eastern Uganda.
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Financial Services and Climate Risk Management Along Agricultural Value Chains: The case of the Centenary Bank in Uganda
This briefing note examines the role of financial services in enabling climate risk management (CRM) along agricultural value chains, using a case study of Centenary Bank's services to rice value chain actors in Eastern Uganda. It highlights how climate hazards like floods and droughts impact all actors from producers to consumers and argues that tailored financial products and improved climate information are essential for building resilience.
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Services Trade Liberalization and Food Security: Exploring the links in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
This research paper examines the potential for services trade liberalization, specifically in financial and logistics sectors, to enhance food security within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The authors argue that while liberalization alone may not solve rural financial exclusion or infrastructure gaps, integrating food security objectives into services sector reform could provide a strategic rationale for deepening regional integration.
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Document type: Research paper