Credo Bank (Georgia) inteds to implement a Business Continuity Plan to ensure operations and core business functions are not impacted by a potential disaster or unplanned incident that may take critical systems offline. Credo Bank is supported by the scope of Eastern Neighborhood TA Program for Financial Inclusion (ENTAFI), funded by European Investment Bank (EIB) and implemented by Agricultural & Finance Consultants GMBH (AFC).
Background:
Credo Bank within the scope of Eastern Neighborhood TA Program for Financial Inclusion (ENTAFI), funded by European Investment Bank (EIB) and implemented by Agricultural & Finance Consultants GMBH (AFC) intends to implement Business Continuity Plan in order to ensure operations and core business functions are not impacted by a potential disaster or unplanned incident that may take critical systems offline.
Main Objectives and Deliverables:
Agriculture & Finance Consultants GmbH (AFC) is a private German consulting firm focusing on agriculture/agribusiness and financial sector development projects in developing and transition countries (https://www.afci.de/). We employ almost 50 permanent staff members at our headquarters in Bonn/Germany and on average contract 50 long-term and more than 350 short-term consultants throughout the year implementing projects for various donor organizations (e.g. ADB, AFD, EBRD, EIB, EU, GIZ, KfW, World Bank).
Project Coordinator for AFC Agriculture and Finance Consultants in Kenya
Agriculture & Finance Consultants GmbH (AFC) is a private German consulting firm focusing on agriculture/agribusiness and financial sector development projects in developing and transition countries (https://www.afci.de/). We employ 47 permanent staff members at our headquarters in Bonn/Germany and on average contract 50 long-term and more than 350 short-term consultants throughout the year implementing projects for various donor organizations (e.g. EIB, KfW, GIZ, World Bank, AFD, EBRD).
Key Expert “Senior Business Development Specialist” for EIB Technical Assistance Programme to the EIB West and Central Africa MF & M/SME Funds (350 working days)
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has supported the development of the MSME sector in East Africa by providing over EUR 800 million to support local financial institutions and improve the access to finance for MSMEs.
The financing programme is complemented with technical assistance to support:
The technical assistance programme is implemented by a consortium including AFC Agriculture and Finance Consultants, ADG, and INTEGRATION.
The overall objective of this TA operation is to promote responsible financial inclusion of lower income populations in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova so as to support economic growth, reduce poverty, and encourage entrepreneurship across the region. A further objective is for the EIB to provide support to its selected Financial Institutions to deploy the EIB’s funding in an efficient, responsible and sustainable manner, in accordance with the Bank’s standards and requirements.
The overall objective of this TA operation is to promote responsible financial inclusion of lower income populations in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova so as to support economic growth, reduce poverty, and encourage entrepreneurship across the region. A further objective is for the EIB to provide support to its selected Financial Institutions to deploy the EIB’s funding in an efficient, responsible and sustainable manner, in accordance with the Bank’s standards and requirements.
The overall objective of the project of which this TA operation will be part of, is as follows:
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