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MSC (MicroSave Consulting) is a global consulting firm that enables social, financial, and economic inclusion for everyone in the digital age.
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Tanzania’s fisheries businesses own productive assets & serve established markets, yet many lack formal finance. MSC explores how suitable financial services can support women- & youth-led businesses.
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Unlocking finance for Tanzania’s fisheries value chain - MicroSave Consulting (MSC)
Discover how Tanzania’s fisheries businesses can access finance through digital tools, insurance, alternative credit and movable collateral.
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Fish cross borders. Financing often does not. MSC examines how financing gaps affect women & youth in Kenya’s Lake Victoria fisheries and restrict access to finance for cross-border fish trade.
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Fish cross the border. Financing does not. - MicroSave Consulting (MSC)
Discover how better access to working capital, trade finance, insurance, and portable credit records can strengthen cross-border fish trade in Africa.
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Funding is one part. What comes with it?
The UNDP–Generali MSME Insurance Innovation Challenge in India offers selected innovators:
- Up to USD 40,000 per winner
- Technical assistance
- Visibility
- Recognition
The opportunity is open to organizations with existing,
How can insurance better serve India’s MSMEs? Our UNDP–Generali Challenge webinar explored the protection gap, global lessons, & how innovators can apply. Watch the recording: https://tinyurl.com/3s4k2hk6
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Where should capital flow to strengthen Kenya’s fisheries sector? MSC identified 7 financing opportunities across the fisheries value chain to support businesses & expand economic opportunities for women & youth.
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The two-thirds opportunity: Where capital should flow - MicroSave Consulting (MSC)
Explore seven investment opportunities across Kenya’s fisheries value chain, from fish-feed suppliers and hatcheries to traders and processors.
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What can GeM learn from leading public procurement systems worldwide?
Our latest blog compares global procurement models and explores lessons that inform GeM’s evolution as a strategic public procurement platform.
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Kenya’s fish supply gap could strengthen the fisheries value chain. Targeted finance can help businesses address critical gaps & unlock growth across the sector.
Explore our blog to learn where finance can make the biggest difference: https://tinyurl.com/3j39yw4b
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How does financial exclusion affect fish traders around Lake Victoria, Kenya? MSC examines how geography & limited access to formal finance shape business realities through our work in the fisheries sector.
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Starting a cage fish farm in Tanzania can cost TZS 20–25 million, a major barrier for women & youth. Could cooperatives unlock finance through group guarantees & stronger bank partnerships? Watch our podcast with Nyanza Cooperative Union to learn more. https://tinyurl.com/sdeup9bj
Women & youth are vital to Tanzania’s blue economy, yet they face greater #financialexclusion than men. How can we close this gap? Renatus Mushi of @FINCATz shares his view in our podcast under the Women and Youth Economic Empowerment in Fisheries through Inclusive Market Access
Access to finance is one thing. Finance that reflects how fisheries businesses operate is another. Tune in to this podcast where MSC’s Elizabeth Gathu speaks with Renatus Mushi of @FINCATz about financial inclusion for women & youth in Tanzania’s fisheries sector.
Seaweed farming offers new opportunities for women & youth in Tanzania’s blue economy.
Healthy Seaweed Café grew from 4 founders to 26 employees, a model of how value addition can create jobs & improve livelihoods. Hear their story in our latest podcast. https://tinyurl.com/2fvnjjar
A business can operate for years but struggle to qualify for a loan. How can we change this?
Tune in to our podcast with the Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce to learn what can help women entrepreneurs in Tanzania's fisheries sector access finance.
Beyond access to finance- Making women-owned businesses bankable in Tanzania - MicroSave Consult...
Dr. Mwajuma Hamza, Executive Director of the Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce (TWCC), discusses how customized finan...
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Our latest podcast under the Women and Youth Economic Empowerment in Fisheries through Inclusive Market Access program features Dr. Mwajuma Hamza, Executive Director of the Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce on the skills & partnerships women need to access finance. Watch it now.
How can we put climate finance to better use? Our new white paper explores how to identify barriers, choose suitable financial solutions, & test what can scale.
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From adaptation needs to finance that can scale: A modular framework for adaptation finance -...
Explore a modular framework that connects adaptation needs with scalable finance, helping channel funding toward practic...
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Why does adaptation finance fail to reach those who need it most? The gap goes beyond funding. It alsoreflects how we identify, finance, & deliver solutions.
Our latest white paper explores ways to close it.
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