The SEEP Network, in collaboration with the Association of Microfinance Institutions of Rwanda (AMIR) and the MasterCard Foundation, are excited to launch Responsible Finance through Local Leadership and Learning Program in Rwanda. This four-year program (2016-2020) will build on achievements of the first phase of the program, the Responsible Finance Through Local Leadership in Sub-Saharan Africa Program, which also sought to promote consumer protection and market transparency in seven microfinance markets in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Learn with SEEP: Resource Spotlight


State of the Practice: Client Protection in Burkina Faso's Microfinance Sector



 

State of the Practice: Client Protection in Rwanda's Microfinance Sector





State of the Practice: Client Protection in Senegal's Microfinance Sector

Market Facilitation Clinics: A "How to" Manual

Webinar Resources - Building Resilience through a Client-Centric Model


Webinar Resources - Promoting Inclusiveness in Savings Groups: Participation of Disabled Populations


Materiales del Webinar - Reflexión, discusión y análisis: Las instituciones financieras de desarrollo y el reciente terremoto en Ecuador

As part of the SEEP / Citi Foundation Disaster Risk Reduction Project, SEEP is hosting an online discussion on LinkedIn to promote knowledge exchange between practitioners on evolving practices being used to prepare for and recover from crises in low income services markets.

      

They’ve joined SEEP!

We’re thrilled to welcome our newest members, The Centre for Self-Help Development Nepal, Disabled Development & Educational Foundation Bangladesh, and Logiciel Ghana.




Women’s World Banking:
They’re talking about financial inclusion for women in Asia




Village Enterprise:
They’re building resilience and community through Savings Groups




Habitat for Humanity International:
They’ve helped over 3 million people gain access to affordable housing in 2016