Abler Nordic

Abler Nordic (formerly NMI) was established in 2008 in Oslo, Norway as a partnership between the public sector and private investors. Abler Nordic invests in institutions building financial inclusion in Africa and Asia.

Norfund and IFU, the Norwegian and Danish governmental investment funds for developing countries, represent the Norwegian and Danish States. The private investors are DNB Livsforsikring, Ferd, KLP, Lauritzen Fonden, PBU, Storebrand , TD Veen and Koldingvej 2, Billund A/S.

Abler Nordic is registered with The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway as Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM). The Abler Nordic Funds are not subject to supervision from The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway.
Abler Nordic currently has offices in Oslo (HQ), Copenhagen, Jakarta, Delhi and Nairobi

VISION
Abler Nordic’s overall goal is to strengthen the position of the poor in developing countries by helping to create jobs and prosperity on a sustainable basis.

MISSION
Building sustainable financial institutions that enable low-income households in developing countries to create a better future

Capacity Building

Training

Certification and Related Assessments

Abler Nordic formed an umbrella program in East Kalimantan with a Public Private Partnership (PPP) scheme. PPP is a collaboration between the Government of Kutai Kartanegara district, PT. REA Kaltim Plantation, PT. Crowde and PT. Plan B As well as the Village Government involved.

1. Abler Nordic provides support by increasing knowledge in the form of training to 10 thousand farmers, with a target duration of 10 years, 2. helping farmers to carry out replanting programs with replanting loan funds with a limit of 84,000.00 / ha 3. provide loan funds for Honticulture intercropping planting 4. provide Agro Input Capital loans (fertilizers, herbicides and others) 5. facilitating Certification Program (RSPO, ISPO and ISCC) to all interested cooperatives. 6. Encourage the implementation of Village Planning in all assisted villages. 7. Strengthening farmer institutions (cooperatives, Gapoktan and Associations)