The Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) is an intergovernmental financial institution established under the United Nations framework. It supports projects in commodity value chains, focusing on sustainable development and poverty alleviation by enhancing income-generating capacities of producers. CFC offers loans for equipment, working capital, and trade finance, targeting smallholders and SMEs. Its unique selling proposition is catalyzing innovative, technology-enabled transformations in global value chains to make them equitable and sustainable. The target audience includes developing countries and vulnerable stakeholders in commodity sectors[1][2][3].