Follow this blog
Browse posts by…
Archives
-
Posts
Comments
- a dress with a high waistline would be best on China takes steps forward in foundation accountability and social innovation
- pay day loan on Do we really want to entrust our futures to a growing group of benevolent dictators? Just asking …
- instant loans uk on Nonprofit performance evaluation: Leadership (part 1 of 6)
- Sofortkredit on The next generation of philanthropists: young people investing in social change
- Winfred Olarte on From social media to social good: the Facebook IPO and philanthropy
Tweets
- Coming up in the June issue - we interview new @COF_ CEO Vicki Spruill, with comments from @The_EFC @GerrySalole. http://t.co/Om6A77IBCG 17 hours ago
- "why is an exemplary process tending towards the wrong result?" Bonbright discusses @MarketsForGood http://t.co/OOr6cGXzak #socinv #socent 1 day ago
- The growing question mark behind the institution of the foundation http://t.co/0haC6YrigJ #philanthropy 1 day ago
- Alliance interviews @TonyOElumelu & @jacanapartners chair Stephen Dawson in the June issue. Subscribe now to read http://t.co/Om6A77IBCG 1 day ago
- A sneak peak at the cover of the June issue on #philanthropy in a changing world economy http://t.co/LxOBMTLCMz 2 days ago
Blogroll
Olga Alexeeva memorial prize
Tag Archives: microfinance
Support infrastructure for social enterprise – persuading the investor to be more entrepreneurial
Re-envisioning capitalism is a constant theme at the moment. As the global economy continues to reel from a financial crisis that seems to have no end in sight, people are starting to question what ‘traditional capitalism’ can deliver. If this … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged India, microfinance, Monitor Group, Sankalp summit, social enterprise, Social entrepreneurship
1 Comment
IFC and MasterCard Foundation to increase access to financial services in Sub-Saharan Africa
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the MasterCard Foundation have joined forces in a $37.4 million project to bring financial services to some 5.3 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa. The project will help microfinance banks in the region expand more … Continue reading
Time for microfinance to reflect, but not too much
One of the Day One sessions at the Global Philanthropy Forum was titled ‘Microfinance in Crisis?’ and featured David Roodman, Michael Schlein, President and CEO of ACCION International, Reeta Roy of the MasterCard Foundation and Keely Stevenson, CEO of Bamboo … Continue reading
Microfinance under the microscope: more questions being asked
Once upon time, it was impossible to talk about microfinance without something like reverence. The ‘hats off’ period seems to be over as questions about its limitations multiply. The Wall Street Journal recently accused microfinance institutions in India of indiscriminately … Continue reading
BRAC to ‘jump-start’ development in war-torn West Africa
Microfinance pioneer BRAC is to lead a two-year pilot programme to help rebuild war-torn communities in West Africa. Sponsored by the Soros Economic Development Fund (www.sedfny.org), the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (www.osiwa.org), the Omidyar Network (www.omidyar.com) and Humanity … Continue reading

On Twitter
On Facebook
On Google Plus
Via RSS feed
By email updates