Localizing technologies needed by agrifood MSMEs can be a game-changer in enhancing productivity and competitiveness. By adapting advanced technologies to suit local conditions, agrifood MSMEs can achieve greater efficiency and value addition across the supply chain.

From low-cost processing machines to energy-efficient storage solutions, localized technologies address critical challenges like post-harvest losses, labor shortages, and high operational costs. These innovations empower businesses to improve the quality of their products while maintaining affordability for local Agrifood MSMEs and Agri-input MSMEs.

Localization and progress in import substitution within important technologies such as: solar-powered drying systems, biomass-fueled boilers, cost-effective packaging equipment etc., will support the sustainable growth of Agrifood MSMEs.
RBF+ is inviting medium and large sized businesses of Myanmar interested in collaborating with foreign technology providers and planning investments to realize the above ambitions to benefit from RBF+ grant support up to MMK 400 million per project.