Senior advisory for governments, agribusinesses, NGOs, and DFIs working in agriculture, fisheries, and the ocean economy, grounded in OECD CRS, World Bank, and FAO analytics.
We help governments, partners, and private actors mobilize ODA, climate finance, concessional loans, and equity for bankable projects in agriculture, fisheries, and the ocean economy.
Drawing on data from OECD CRS, FAO, and the World Bank, we design strategies aligned with Rio Markers, de-risk investment, and support implementation, from technical assistance and sector-budget support to blended-finance structures that scale impact.
See Featured ProjectsWe monitor ODA, climate finance, and blended-capital flows across donors, recipients, sectors, and themes, then surface the underutilized opportunities and emerging priorities most relevant to your mandate. The result: a funding pipeline ranked by feasibility, fit, and timing, not a list of every donor on the planet.
From concept note to submission, our proposals match donor language, evidence standards, and review criteria. We position your organization for the next funding cycle, not just the current one. Win rate matters more than activity.
We start with a deep dive into your organization's goals, challenges, and funding priorities.
Inputs are combined with World Bank and OECD CRS data to anchor the engagement in real donor behavior, not generic templates.
We design a funding strategy aligned to your sector priorities and financial goals:
You leave with a ranked pipeline and a clear sequence of approaches.
We run continuous diagnostics across OECD CRS, World Bank, and FAO datasets:
You see openings before the field is crowded.
We turn donor analytics into the precise narrative each agency funds:
Proposals are built to win, not just to submit.
Funding strategies need pruning as donor priorities shift. We stay engaged across renewal cycles:
The next call for proposals isn't a surprise, it's a planned move.
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Development finance refers to the resources and mechanisms used to fund projects that drive growth, reduce poverty, and support sustainable development in low- and middle-income countries.
ODA is government aid that promotes the economic development and welfare of developing countries. It includes grants and concessional loans that meet OECD DAC criteria.
A DFI is a government-backed or multilateral institution providing risk-tolerant capital and advisory services to support private-sector development in emerging markets. Examples: IFC, AfDB, ADB.
Blended finance deploys concessional public or philanthropic capital to mobilize private investment. Instruments include guarantees, first-loss capital, and technical assistance.
Green finance supports environmentally sustainable outcomes including climate mitigation, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem protection.
The SDFP is a World Bank framework that promotes transparent, responsible borrowing with pillars on debt sustainability and creditor coordination.
Development finance enables sustainable trade by funding green infrastructure, supporting standards and certifications, and financing value chains that help exporters compete responsibly.
Reliable data underpins decision-making, improves transparency and accountability, and helps align financing with national strategies and the SDGs.
The CRS is an OECD DAC database that tracks official development finance flows with project-level data from donor countries and multilateral agencies.
Rio Markers are OECD indicators tracking aid that targets climate mitigation and adaptation, biodiversity, and desertification, helping assess alignment with the Rio Conventions and Paris Agreement.
Whether you're scoping a new donor pipeline, structuring a blended-finance facility, or drafting a proposal for the GCF, AfDB, or World Bank, our senior advisors take the engagement from concept note to submission. Engaged on a project basis with TWPG dashboard access bundled for your team.
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