1、February 2025Sustainable Value Chains:Tech and Finance for ASEANs SmallholdersContentsExecutive Summary 11.Introduction:Why Smallholders are Critical for Sustainability 22.Invest in Technology to Build Capacity and Networks for Smallholders 43.Use Technology to Connect Smallholders to Supply Chains

2、and Markets 74.Leverage Blended Finance to Accelerate Transformation for Smallholders 95.Conclusion 12References 13About the Special ReportThis Special Report is based on a workshop organised by the Singapore Institute of International Affairs(SIIA)at the institutes 11th Singapore Dialogue on Sustai

3、nable World Resources(SWR),on the theme of“Reinventing Sustainable Financing for Smallholders and Future Generations”.The report was directed by Simon Tay,Chairman,SIIA and Associate Professor,Faculty of Law,National University of Singapore.The authors are Aaron Choo and Pranav Harish,who are respec

4、tively Senior Assistant Director(Special Projects and Sustainability)and Research Intern(Policy Programmes).All views expressed in the report are those of the authors,unless otherwise credited.The authors would like to thank the following for their assistance and insights(in alphabetical order):Agri

5、dence,Bumitama Gunajaya Agro,Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia,District Government of Siak,French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development(CIRAD),Global Environment Centre(GEC),Koltiva,Landscape Indonesia,PM Haze,Prabowo-Gibran Expert Council,P

6、roforest Indonesia,Thailand Environment Institute(TEI),Sustainable Districts Association(LTKL),World Resources Institute(WRI)Indonesia.Established in 1962,the SIIA is a non-profit and independent think tank committed to fostering in-depth dialogues around politics,economic policy,and sustainability