Third European Research Conference on Microfinance 10 -12 June, 2013

The Norwegian Centre for Microfinance Research will host the conference that aims to be the world's most important meeting place of academics involved in microfinance research.

The conference is a three-day event that includes plenary panel discussions and parallel sessions during which research papers will be presented and discussed. The panel discussion will include invited renowned speakers with an academic and practical background.

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Conference theme

Microfinance has become a large banking segment as well as a widely practiced development tool. Presently several hundred million poor people have been provided with access to savings, loans, insurance and payment services. However, at the same time there are still billions of people that remain out of reach by microfinance providers. The present microfinance industry is confronted with a broad range of dilemmas and unsolved problems, puzzles when it comes to the governance and management of MFIs remain, and the debate about the development effect of microfinance continues. These and other issues will be discussed by researchers and practitioners during the conference, which will be held at the University of Agder (UiA).

University of Agder, Kristiansand - NORWAY

UiA, Campus Kristiansand

Sponsored by

e-mfp
Alliance Microfinance AS
Sparebank 1 SR-Bank
FAHU Fonden
Strømme Microfinance AS
Finansmarkedsfondet
The Norwegian Microfinance Initiative (NMI)

Published by Daudi Pascal <daudip10SPAMFILTER@student.uia.no> 27/04/2013
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Co-organized by: European Microfinance Platform

The European Microfinance Platform (e-MFP) was set up in order to strengthen the dialogue among European microfinance actors including universities and academics involved in microfinance research.

More than 15 European universities and research institutions are currently members of the e-MFP research working group. New members are welcome to join.

 

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2009 workshop

Participants and papers

2008 workshop
Participants and papers

Contact:
Roy Mersland

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