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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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    GHAMFIN - Ghana
    NETWORK DETAILS :
    Location : Ghana
    Adress : P. O. Box AH 1392 Achimota Accra
    Email : admin@ghamfin.org
    Tel/Fax : (+233) -21- 769962 / (+233) -21-769962 /
    Executive Director : Dr David ANDAH
    Website : http://www.ghamfin.org
    Headquarters : 47 Blohum Street, Dzorwulu Opposite Winners Restaurant P. O. Box AH 1392 Achimota Accra Ghana
    Capital : Accra
    Number of staff : 4
    Year of inception : 1998


    DESCRIPTION :
    Ghamfin was an informal network of institutions and individuals that operate within Ghana's Microfinance Industry.

    This Network evolved from the concern of some Ghanaian Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) for the development of best practices in delivery of microfinance services. Their concern and initiative was promoted by a World Bank sponsored action research project, which sought to identify for wider application, innovative techniques of financial services delivery that had been successful in improving access of micro enterpreneurs to financial services.

    This action research project which started with the profiting of 3 Ghanaian MFIs grew into an informal network of orgranisations interested in providing effective financial services to the poor. Today, the informal group has been formalised and registered as a company limited by guarantee, the Ghana Microfinance Institutions Network (GHAMFIN).

    Objectives
    • To establish performance indicators and create a level playing field for purposes of self-regulation of microfinance in Ghana to assist members to streamline their operations.
    • To develop an information base on the microfinance industry in Ghana.
    • To organize seminars and workshops to share best practices among members.
    • To provide access to continuous training for members to improve their capabilities for effective and efficient credit delivery and other related services.
    • To enhance financial integration between the formal and informal sectors.
    • To collaborate with Government, donors and other regional networks to solve common problems facing microfinance institutions and capacity building service providers and to source for funds for research and development.



    VISION AND MISSION :
    To co-ordinate and support the activities of MFIs with a view to promoting the development of an efficient and sustainable MFI industry in Ghana



    NUMBER OF MFIs : 136

    Network services :
    • Capacity Building-Shared Performance Indicators and Standards
    • Policy and Advocacy
    • Research Knowledge Development and Publications
    • Network Management
    • Marketing and Public Relations



    Active Borrowers :
    481 271


    Outstanding portfolio :
    USD 47 682 351


    Savers :
    USD 62 793 417


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