North Macedonia

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Macédoine du Nord

Projets Inclut les projets programmés, en cours et clôturés

25,49 millions d'USD

Coût total

16,19 millions d'USD

Part du FIDA

29 200

Ménages touchés

IFAD began working in the Republic of North Macedonia in 1996.

To date, IFAD has supported two programmes in the country for a total of US$28.4 million, reaching about 29,200 rural households.

IFAD does not currently have active operations in the Republic of North Macedonia.

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Abdelkarim Sma

Lead Regional Economist

a.sma@ifad.org

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Programmé En cours de conception après approbation de la note conceptuelle

Approuvé Approuvés par le Conseil d'administration ou le Président du FIDA

Signé Accords de financement signés

En cours En cours d'exécution

Clôturé Projets achevés ou clôturés

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Agricultural Financial Services Project

Coût: $14.98 M

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Southern and Eastern Regions Rural Rehabilitation Project

Coût: $10.51 M

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Refinancing facilities: IFAD introduces an innovation in rural finance development

août 2015

IFAD uses highly concessional loans in an innovative way in the Republic of Macedonia, the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Moldova. Low-cost refinancing capital makes rural investments attractive and profitable for formal financial institutions and reduces rural poverty by stimulating economic growth. In the past seven years, IFAD has successfully used refinancing facilities in economies in transition to stimulate investments on farms and in rural processing companies. The facilities have refinanced projects for a total value of over US$50 million in the Republic of Moldova, the Republic of Macedonia and the Republic of Armenia, with an excellent recovery performance. Refinancing operations have proved to be a viable alternative to established modes of financing rural investments through lines of credit and microfinance. And they have encouraged financial institutions to expand their rural networks and start investing in agro-projects from their own funds.

Supporting Private Agricultural Consulting

mars 2015

In Macedonia, IFAD trained individuals to become agricultural advisors and assisted them in establishing private companies that today operate in the market for agricultural development services.

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