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    2012 Annual Conference and the 1st African SPM Conference

    from 24/09/2012 to 29/09/2012

    Kampala (Uganda)

    The Africa Microfinance Network (AFMIN) will organize its 11th Annual Conference
    and the 1st African SPM Conference in Kampala, Uganda, from September 24th to 29th, 2012

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  • Press Release_9th AFMIN Annual and 10th Anniversary Conference

    October 19, 2010


    Accra, October 11, 2010 – The Africa Microfnance Network, an institution representing networks
    of microfnance institutions from 22 African countries, organized its 9th Annual and 10th Anniversary
    Conference in Accra, Ghana from the 5th to 8th October, 2010. The main theme of this annual confer-
    ence was Access to Financial Services: Reaching the Poor and Excluded.
    The overall objective of the conference was to bring together diferent stakeholders including microf-
    nance practitioners, bank leaders, policy makers and development partners to recommend strategies to
    boost access to fnance for low-income households in Africa.
    In view of the scope and relevance of this challenge that AFMIN had set for itself in order to promote
    the socio-economic development of Africa, several development partners co-sponsored this event.
    Among them were the Government of Ghana, USAID, Bank of Ghana, GTZ, African Development
    Bank
    , Making Finance Work for Africa, ACCION International, Oikocredit, Catholic Relief Services, Ingenico, Craft Silicon, the SMART Campaign, DFID-UK, UNDP Ghana MSME Project, Export Development and Investment Fund, Microcredit Summit Campaign, Merchant Bank, Opportunity International and Unicredit.
    The annual conference brought together more than 300 participants from 41 countries, representatives of ministers and ministries in charge of microfnance and small and microenterprise promotion,
    Central Banks, executive directors of microfnance networks, microfnance institutions and international organizations. 

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