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KCB eyes Rwandan farmers with Sh138m IFC financing

KCB banking hall in Rwanda. PHOTO | FILE

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) plans to invest Sh138 million in KCB Rwanda to boost lending to small scale farmers and improve their land’s productivity.

IFC, the private lending arm of the World Bank, plans to disburse the funds as part of its contribution to a Sh250 million project which will benefit about 25,000 Rwandan farmers.

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