Others (TA - RSF - RPA)

IFCs role in the project will be to provide technical assistance to CAL Bank Ghana in the following areas: 1. Market research - to segment the market and understand what opportunities for financial services exist and how CAL Bank can respond 2. Business strategy developing the business case for an agent banking model that provides the right incentives for all players in the value chain 3. Technology and tools deploying technology and tools that can support the deployment and management of an agent network 4.

The overall goal of this project is to promote responsible financial inclusion in the MENA region by assisting at MFIs to obtain Smart Campaign/Client Protection certification which can help to promote a more client-centric and responsible business model This will be done in collaboration with the global Smart Campaign and Social Performance Task Force (SPTF), and will include developing regional capacity to support responsible finance.

IFCs role in the project will be to provide technical assistance to CAL Bank Ghana in the following areas: 1. Market research - to segment the market and understand what opportunities for financial services exist and how CAL Bank can respond 2. Business strategy developing the business case for an agent banking model that provides the right incentives for all players in the value chain 3. Technology and tools deploying technology and tools that can support the deployment and management of an agent network 4.

IFCs role in the project will be to provide technical assistance to CAL Bank Ghana in the following areas: 1. Market research - to segment the market and understand what opportunities for financial services exist and how CAL Bank can respond 2. Business strategy developing the business case for an agent banking model that provides the right incentives for all players in the value chain 3. Technology and tools deploying technology and tools that can support the deployment and management of an agent network 4.

IFCs role in the project will be to provide technical assistance to CAL Bank Ghana in the following areas: 1. Market research - to segment the market and understand what opportunities for financial services exist and how CAL Bank can respond 2. Business strategy developing the business case for an agent banking model that provides the right incentives for all players in the value chain 3. Technology and tools deploying technology and tools that can support the deployment and management of an agent network 4.

IFC’s Advisory engagement with Al Tadamun will consist of three main components: i) Risk Management, focusing primarily on coaching the Audit and Risk teams, training of the Internal Control Department, and developing a Business Continuity Plan, ii) Product Development, under which a micro-insurance product will be developed and piloted in collaboration with a local insurance company, and iii) General Institutional Capacity Building which will focus on training staff in key areas, building a Regional Structure and its accompanying policies and procedures to prepare for nationwide expansion,

IFC’s Advisory engagement with Al Tadamun will consist of three main components: i) Risk Management, focusing primarily on coaching the Audit and Risk teams, training of the Internal Control Department, and developing a Business Continuity Plan, ii) Product Development, under which a micro-insurance product will be developed and piloted in collaboration with a local insurance company, and iii) General Institutional Capacity Building which will focus on training staff in key areas, building a Regional Structure and its accompanying policies and procedures to prepare for nationwide expansion,

This advisory services project seeks to support CRDB, a leading bank in the Tanzanian banking sector to refine its strategy for the agriculture segment and enhance its capacities through products development, tools and staff capacity building, to increase financing towards the agriculture sector in Tanzania.

The objective of the project is to increase access to credit for businesses (mostly MSMEs) through the implementation of the secured transactions program that focuses on two main pillars: 1) the design and development of a web-based centralized collateral registry in line with the OHADA; 2) the building of the local capacity to reap the benefits of the new secured transactions system.

Through this project, IFC will provide Advisory Services and Technical Assistance (in the capacity of an honest broker) to National Bank of Rwanda, the main client and its stakeholders including lenders in order to improve Rwanda's credit reporting system. More specifically, IFC will work with stakeholders to develop and implement a strategy and roadmap for the establishment of a modern state of the art credit reporting infrastructure that integrates existing credit information systems.