Carine Donges Keywords food and agriculture private sector agriculture investments Read more about Carine Donges Carine has been with ADB for about 2 years, and is responsible for private sector investments in the food and agribusiness sector in Indonesia and the Pacific region. Prior to ADB, she worked at IFC, covering Western and Central Africa. Carine spent about 8 years in investment banking in London and New York, working for Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan in structured finance. Carine holds a Master’s degree in Finance and Strategy from Sciences Po Paris (France).
Monitoring water productivity of investments in agriculture Read more about Monitoring water productivity of investments in agriculture Monitoring water productivity of investments in agriculture
The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Knowledge-Intensive Agriculture Read more about The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Knowledge-Intensive Agriculture Public-private-farmer partnership is crucial in promoting knowledge-intensive agriculture.
Financing for Agriculture: Role of Public-Private Partnerships Read more about Financing for Agriculture: Role of Public-Private Partnerships Financial risks in agriculture hinder investments in the sector. Can public-private partnerships make a difference? Access to finance is critical for the growth of agriculture, but many financial institutions are reluctant to accept the risks prevalent in the sector. ADB’s Arup Chatterjee explains the challenges in financing for agriculture and the role that public-private partnerships can play in the development of the sector.
Investment Requirements to Achieve Food Security in Asia and the Pacific in 2030 Read more about Investment Requirements to Achieve Food Security in Asia and the Pacific in 2030 The People's Republic of China and Indonesia require more investments for high-level technology in agriculture.