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31 December 2018

MicroMED: Accelerating financial inclusion in Tunisia

MicroMED is a technical assistance project for institutional capacity building in the microfinance sector in Tunisia that took place between 2012 and 2018. It has notably led to the creation of an Observatory of Financial Inclusion (OIF); capacity building of MFIs through the creation of the first microfinance training centre; and the improvement of market infrastructure.
30 April 2020

Voices from the ground: Central Asia

New interview on the situation in the world by the LMDF fund

16 July 2021

ADA listens to its MFI partners, MFIs listen to their clients to better respond to the COVID-19 crisis

ADA, the Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation and Inpulse release a report summarising the results from a joint survey initiative conducted among their partner MFIs during the crisis. In addition, ADA is publishing a summary of the surveys conducted among the clients of its partner MFIs and networks and the measures taken as a result to better meet their needs.
21 April 2020

Taking care of employees and customers in times of crisis

Business Continuity Webinar Series by Frankfurt School

April 21, 2020

10 April 2020

LMDF presents: Voices from the ground - Cambodia & Myanmar

Second video of the series of online meetings in which LMDF presents the impact of the epidemic on the countries in which the fund invests.

06 April 2020

Webinar with ANDE members : Supporting SGBs through COVID-19

by ANDE (Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs)  - March 30, 2020

31 March 2020

What still needs to be done to mitigate COVID-19

by Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, March 27, 2020.

03 June 2020

What are the consequences of the COVID-19 epidemic on SMEs in Senegal?

Discover the testimony of Karim Sy, founder of Jokkolabs, the first network of hubs in Africa, and president of Digital Africa.

23 November 2020

FUCEC members in Togo trained in the Microvision tool to define their strategy to face the COVID-19 crisis

Brune Obegi and Bernard Georges (ADA) in videoconference with FUCEC staff during the training.