Asia (excl. CIS)

Consulting Services for the SME Lending Programme (SELP)

The current banking practices in Myanmar severely limit SME access to loans. Therefore, one of the objectives of German Financial Cooperation (FC) in the sector is to enable the formal banking sector to provide appropriate financing to small- and medium scale enterprises (SMEs). On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development KfW supports the Ministry of Finance (MoF) of Myanmar in promoting SME finance and build capacity of adequate financial services.

SME Lending expert Myanmar

While dynamically developing, the financial sector in Myanmar is facing impediments with respect to e.g. institutional and human capacity, regulations, financial inclusion and outreach. The current banking practices severely limit SME access to loans. Therefore, one of the objectives of German Financial Cooperation (FC) in the sector is to enable the formal banking sector to provide appropriate financing to small- and medium scale enterprises (SMEs).

Promoting financial inclusion via mobile financial services

The overall objective of the project is to improve financial inclusion in Jordan. The project aims to meet the overall objective by building the capacity within the Central Bank of Jordan, specifically by strengthening the oversight function within CBJ.

The results to be achievedare to provide capacity building to develop the oversight function and develop a data collection methodology.

Food Security Office in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

All experts who have a crucial role in implementing the contract are referred to as key experts. The required 220 working days/year of the key experts must be evenly spread over the contract duration in order to avoid long periods of absence. Each expert must spend a minimum of 90% of the working days in the DPRK and must coordinate their leave to ensure a continuous expert presence (apart from the week before Christmas and the New Year) in the FSO. Annual leave must be approved by the Programme Manager in Brussels at least one month in advance.

Vietnamese Microfinance Institutions - Capacity Building

Background: The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group that supports the development of the private sector is currently implementing an advisory services program in Vietnam focused on enhancing the capacity of its microfinance sector. The overarching goal of the program is to increase access to financial services by facilitating the development of sustainable and market-based delivery models for microfinance.

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