Microfinance Degree Programs. Microfinance Training of Trainers. European Microfinance Programme (EMP) - The first European training programme in Microfinance. United Nations Capital Development Fund. Welcome to UNCDF's free web-based distance-learning tool. Who should take this course? The Microfinance Distance Learning Course was designed for new entrants to the field of microfinance and has appealed to a broad range of people, including policy makers, donors, practitioners, academics and students.
Staff of microfinance operations have found this course extremely useful - a chance to step back and see how their work fits into global microfinance initiatives. Through the self-training online tool, new staff of agencies working in development or staff engaged in other fields are able to expand their knowledge of microfinance as an important part of efforts to fight poverty and contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. The University of Washington has even offered the CDRom/textbook-based version as a graduate-level course, sponsored by the Evans School of Public Affairs.
The curriculum Get Started You will need to create an account to begin the course. United Nations Capital Development Fund. Training for EMMA users « EMMA Toolkit. Latin America In Peru and Bolivia, we help communities set up small-scale technological solutions in remote areas where there is no access to basic services, including electricity, heating, clean water and sanitation. Western Africa Building on our recent extension of consultancy work into west Africa, Practical Action has recently set up an office to deliver impact at scale in Francophone west Africa. Eastern Africa Our offices in Kenya and Sudan work with communities to develop practical solutions in energy, agriculture and urban water and waste, reducing the impact of conflict and disasters.
Southern Africa Our Southern Africa office works primarily in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique, with an emphasis on improving access to clean drinking water and better sanitation in urban slums, increasing the productivity of smallholders in arid regions, and increasing energy access in rural and urban areas. South Asia UK office. TDLC: Microfinance Training of Trainers (MFTOT) 6 Kicks Off. Microfinance Training of Trainers (MFTOT) 6 Kicks Off Friday, July 17th, 2009 Microfinance Training of Trainers 6 is now underway. Participants in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, and Japan gathered at their local connection sites for the first session on Thursday, as they were welcomed and introduced by moderator John West, Asian Development Bank Institute, at Tokyo Development Learning Center. ADBI’s John West kicks off the opening of MFTOT6 at TDLC as participants are linked from six overseas sites as shown on screen July 16, 2009.
TDLC/KK MFTOT6 participants get down to work at TDLC July 16, 2009. TDLC/KK A record 47 Japanese participants have registered in Tokyo this year from government, private sector, and NGOs. Four video conferences are to be held through October. Manupipatpong Worapot(2nd/L), ADBI speaks at the start of MFTOT6 July 16, 2009. Dr. ADBI’s Manupipatpong Worapot addresses MFTOT6 participants at TDLC July 16, 2009. TDLC: Programs. The Pattern of Global Trade: Opportunities and Challenges for the Emerging Economics Seminar 1: Global Trade Facilitation-Trends and Challenges April 9, 2014 10:30 -13:00 (CST) 11:30 -14:00 (JST) As the world economy becomes more globalized, the developing countries, which account for over 40 percent of the global trade, play an increasingly important role in global economy and trade.
Since the financial crisis, the global economic and trade pattern has been readjusted, and new rules of global trade, which pursue higher liberalization in business operation, investment and services, and emphasize more on fair competition and protection of rights and interests, have been established. The new pattern may to a large extent reshape the external environment of the emerging economies and reconstruct the global economic value chain, and thus may again repel the emerging economies, including China, to the edge of the international trade system. Introduction to Islamic Finance 2014 December 3, 2013. Microfinance Training Programmes and Resources.