Adeline Fabre | Choiseul Capital

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“What we invest in today will determine the world we live in tomorrow”

Smallholder farmers produce more than 70% of the world’s food, yet many fail to make ends meet. In addition to limit their ability to grow more to feed the neighboring population, it also prevents them from accessing to basic services such as water, sanitation and education.

It particularly affects women, accounting for more than half of these farmers.

The situation

“What we invest in today will determine the world we live in tomorrow”

Smallholder farmers produce more than 70% of the world’s food, yet many fail to make ends meet. In addition to limit their ability to grow more to feed the neighboring population, it also prevents them from accessing to basic services such as water, sanitation and education.

It particularly affects women, accounting for more than half of these farmers.

The situation

“What we invest in today will determine the world we live in tomorrow”

Smallholder farmers produce more than 70% of the world’s food, yet many fail to make ends meet. In addition to limit their ability to grow more to feed the neighboring population, it also prevents them from accessing to basic services such as water, sanitation and education.

It particularly affects women, accounting for more than half of these farmers.

The situation

“What we invest in today will determine the world we live in tomorrow”

Smallholder farmers produce more than 70% of the world’s food, yet many fail to make ends meet. In addition to limit their ability to grow more to feed the neighboring population, it also prevents them from accessing to basic services such as water, sanitation and education.

It particularly affects women, accounting for more than half of these farmers.

The situation

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Adeline Fabre - Partner

After 15 years of experience in leadership teams in the public and private sectors, dealing with green energy, energy efficiency and agriculture industries, Adeline has recently joined CAC as a Partner to support investment and development in these areas across Africa. Prior to working with CAC she was with OCP Group (Morocco), a leading fertilizer manufacturer, where she had successfully launched OCP Africa and its subsidiaries accross 14 countries. From Lagos where she is now based, she is able to source, screen and monitor closely CAC opportunities for the continent, as well as interact with CAC partners and shareholders. Adeline holds an MBA in Public

Administration (Corps des Mines, Paris) and a Masters in Biology and Ecology (ULM – Paris). She is also a Choiseul Laureate.