Microfinance Archives

When the public and private sectors put their skills to work for young Senegalese entrepreneurs

Mame Aby Seye, managing director of the Vocational and technical training financing fund (3FPT) and Kader Beye, head of Studies [Lire la suite]
3 questions to… Sokhna Ly, chairperson of the Federation of women’s savings and credit associations in Mauritania

Sokhna Ly is the founding chairperson of the Federation of women’s savings and credit associations (Mafec), one of the first [Lire la suite]
Thitsar Ooyin: Seeds growing in the “Garden of Loyalty”

Present in Myanmar since 1995, GRET succesfully transformed two microfinance projects into a Myanmar social business: Thitsar Ooyin Company Limited. [Lire la suite]
Exchanging best practices in inclusive finance projects

On 19 November last, the European Union and the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) organised a technical workshop for training [Lire la suite]
An entrepreneurial course for young people in Senegal

Among the first groups of young people supported by the AjeSud project, five young Senegalese people and an economic interest [Lire la suite]
Microfinance: which role for international solidarity organisations?

Over several decades, the microfinance sector has experienced an undeniable expansion. The maturity of this sector and its increasing financialisaton, [Lire la suite]
Stronger together: unity of farmers in the Delta

After more than 10 years of presence in the Ayeyarwaddy Delta region in the south of Myanmar, GRET is gradually [Lire la suite]
Microfinance : quel rôle pour les organisations de solidarité internationale ?

Journée de réflexion et d'échanges sur l'évolution du secteur de la finance inclusive, 4 février 2019
| Éditions du Gret | 2019/07 | Débats et controverses | 14

Le secteur de la microfinance, qui s’est imposé depuis sa création comme un instrument de lutte contre la pauvreté, a connu en quelques décennies une expansion sans précédent, et fait aujourd’hui intervenir une pluralité ...
Microfinance: Thitsar Ooyin is expanding its activities in Myanmar

Thitsar Ooyin, a microfinance institution of which GRET is the majority shareholder, obtained a loan of one million dollars from [Lire la suite]
The Microfinance gateway has been renamed “FinDev Gateway”

The Microfinance gateway, the independent knowledge platform of the Consultative group to assist the poor (CGAP), which GRET has coordinated [Lire la suite]