The Networker - April 2017

Join technology leaders from Banyan Global, Overseas Development Institute, Samasource, and bKash Limited, as they present examples of how innovations in technology are improving women’s economic empowerment at the Tech Talks plenary on May 24!

Learn with SEEP:
Resource Spotlight


Delivering Formal Financial Services to Savings Groups: A Handbook for Financial Service Providers


Minimum Economic Recovery Standards Third Edition






Building Resiliency Through Disaster Risk Reduction: An Assessment of India's Microfinance Sector


The Demand for Formal Financial Services by Savings Groups: Financial Behaviour, Needs, and Market Opportunities

First Microfinance Institution Syria: Building Resilience through a Client-Centric Model

Are you a financial service provider that engages with Savings Groups?
 
SEEP invites you to participate in a Peer Learning Group (PLG) focused on challenges and opportunities faced by financial service providers in working with Savings Groups. The PLG is supported by The MasterCard Foundation Savings Portfolio Learning Partnership, implemented by Itad in partnership with The SEEP Network.

The SEEP Network is proud to collaborate with Oxfam on launching the Minimum Economic Recovery Standards (MERS) 3rd Edition in London, UK on May 4th, 2017. Join us for this FREE event on Bringing Market Thinking to Humanitarian Response.

Adam Smith International: They’re exploring empowerment outcomes for poor women participating in commercial maize production in Haut-Katanga, Democratic Republic of the Congo. View Report >>




Hand in Hand International: They’ve joined SEEP! One of our newest members aims to create 10 million jobs in some of the world's poorest communities.



Itad Ltd: They’re talking about causality and attribution in market systems development. Read blog >>



Centre for Self-Help Development – Nepal:  They participated in a peer learning program with Bandhan Bank Ltd in India. Learn more >>