A key insight for BSF farmers from Fredrick Juma, Founder of Hydro Victoria Ltd.
Many consumers assume that BSF is ready for use after harvest, which contributes to low uptake. Further processing by farmers could make dried BSF easier for consumers to use & help increase demand.

#Insurance helps BSFs manage risk and access finance. Collins from @GAinsuranceltd shares how the right coverage can build confidence for businesses and lenders alike. #ClimateFinance #GreenInvestments
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At our “Unlocking Finance for Climate Investments“ webinar, MSC’s Mary Mumbua Mutemi shares insights from our BSF diagnostics in Kenya. The gaps remain across production, markets, records, & capital access.
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How can climate finance needs become real, bankable transactions? Join us as we explore financing challenges for climate-smart businesses, with a focus on Kenya’s BSF sector.
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#BlackSoldierFly #ClimateFinance #GreenInvestments

What will it take to unlock finance for Kenya’s BSF enterprises?

Join MSC–KEPSA webinar as BSF & financial institutions discuss financing gaps and what must change to make these businesses financeable.

24th September | 2 p.m. EAT
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How do we turn climate finance needs into real transactions? ​

Join MSC & KEPSA’s webinar on Kenya’s BSF sector. We will explore commercial gaps and lender requirements to make BSF enterprises finance-ready. ​

24th September | 2 p.m. EAT ​
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We have heard what fisheries actors need. Now, what can financial institutions do differently? Our supply-side panel explores how financial institutions can expand access to finance and insurance for Tanzania’s fisheries sector.

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The voices of fisheries actors are central to discussions at our workshop in Tanzania. Fish traders, seaweed farmers, input suppliers, & women in fisheries share where finance falls short & what could work better for their businesses.
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“91% of fisheries actors surveyed save, 82% keep records, & 97% own phones. Yet, 47% have never borrowed.” Elizabeth Gathu of MSC shares these insights at a workshop in Tanzania & highlights the opportunity to turn financial readiness into financial access. Watch here:

Live from the fisheries financing workshop!
Paveen Mbeda of @TradeMarkAfrica shares that the Women & Youth Economic Empowerment in Fisheries program reached 69,369 people, with 61% under age 35. The focus now shifts to stronger businesses, more jobs, & greater trade.

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📢Live from Dar es Salaam.
MSC brings financial institutions, fisheries actors, women, & youth to explore financing solutions for the fisheries sector under the Women & Youth Economic Empowerment in Fisheries program with @TradeMarkAfrica, @AfCFTA, & @MastercardFdn.

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Tanzania’s fisheries sector grew by 6.3% in 2025, reaching TZS 4.56T (USD 1.73B) in output value. On 16th September, MSC will bring together financial institutions & fisheries actors to explore financing for growth under the Women & Youth Economic Empowerment program.

On 16th September, MSC will convene a workshop in Dar es Salaam to explore practical #financing solutions for fisheries businesses. It is part of the Women & Youth Economic Empowerment in Fisheries program, implemented by @TradeMarkAfrica, @AfCFTA, & @MastercardFdn.
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At #AFSForum2026 in Kigali, Kunjbihari Daga, Chief Architect at MSC, joined a panel on Africa’s digital infrastructure for sustainable #agrifood systems. The discussion focused on disconnected solutions, shared standards & interoperable systems.

#DigitalAgriculture #FoodSystems