Over the past several weeks, the Microfinance Gateway has been busy traveling to important events for financial inclusion. We were media partners for European Microfinance Week in Luxembourg and the Mondato Summit in Myanmar. In this issue, we are excited to share with you three Gateway interviews with experts present at the European Microfinance Week.
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The Gateway sat down with Christoph Pausch, Executive Secretary of e-MFP, to discuss housing finance, the focus of this year's European Microfinance Week, and what we can learn from recent housing finance initiatives.
After their session at European Microfinance Week, Katharine Pulvermacher and Stewart McCulloch discuss challenges and new models for making agricultural insurance more accessible.
In this interview, we explore the following: How can different types of funding address existing gaps in housing finance for low income people? How can investments help with the scaling up of housing microfinance portfolios? What should interested donors and investors know about the sector?
63% of Indonesian digital financial services agents have to travel outside their shops to rebalance, unlike in Bangladesh and Pakistan where over 95% have liquidity delivered to them.
Human capacity is a critical component of delivering financial services, yet many financial service providers (FSPs), particularly those targeting the poor in developing countries, consistently struggle to develop and manage their human capital.
In the last year, Gateway Academy, an initiative developed by CGAP in partnership with Mastercard Foundation, has tested five eLearning courses with more than a dozen FSPs. Join Gateway Academy's market development officer and thought leaders from two different FSPs as they share what they have learned to date around key factors including:
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