This case study outlines an investment into Angkor Harvest - a mango production and processing company in Cambodia - through project development assistance of Infunde Development and investment from InfraCo Asia, a company of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG).

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Through Angkor Harvest’s processing facility and other infrastructure, high quality mangoes can be processed in Cambodia and directly exported to the global market, cutting out the intermediary and increasing farmers’ profit share and income. The key learning emerging from this investment is that strong engagement of stakeholders – community and government – helps achieve impact targets and improves evaluation strategies.
 
Read the full case study to learn more about how Infunde manages the development of Angkor Harvest and how InfraCo Asia sees financial returns on their investment, following principles of the ASEAN RAI Guidelines.

This case study is part of a four-part series that showcase how recent agribusiness investments in food, agriculture and forestry sectors retroactively align with the ASEAN Guidelines on Responsible Investment in Food, Agriculture and Forestry (ASEAN RAI). Critically, these case studies showcase:

1. Social, environmental and financial results of these investments
2. Business case for responsibly investing in supply chain projects 
3. How agribusinesses ensure long-term sustainability and viability of their investments 
4. Key policy recommendations and learnings for the future