ANTALYA, Nov. 12 -- TANZANIA Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) is increasingly using digital technology and climate risk intelligence to identify investment opportunities in climate-resilient agriculture and improve financing for smallholder farmers.

The approach is aimed at helping the bank assess climate-related risks among its clients and identify appropriate investments that can strengthen farmers resilience while ensuring sustainable returns.

Speaking during a COP31 side event at the Tanzania Pavilion, organised by the government through the Ministry of Agriculture in collaboration with CARE International, TADB Managing Director Frank Nyabundege said the bank had developed and deployed a digital platform that provides climate ri...