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AGM 2004 & Workshops

Reducing Poverty with Economic Growth

October 25-29, 2004
SEEP Headquarters - Washington, DC

The theme for this year's Annual General Meeting (AGM) & Workshops was Reducing Poverty with Economic Growth.

For further information on the 2004 SEEP AGM and Workshops, contact Camrin Emmons-White.

The SEEP Network: 2004 AGM Matrix of Papers

AGM Agenda Event

Author/Facilitator, Organization

Presentation/ Document Title

Tuesday, 10-26:
AGM Agenda 2004 The SEEP Network SEEP AGM Agenda
Managing Social Performance of Microfinance Institutions Anton Simanowitz, Imp-Act Managing Social Performance
Examining Innovations in Rural Finance Calvin Miller and Maria Pagura, FAO (Italy) Rural Finance Workshop Agenda
Stephanie Charitonenko, Chemonics/ Catharine Johnston, DAI AMAP-FS Knowledge Generation - Rural and Ag Finance Research
Renata Kloeppinger-Todd, The World Bank World Bank Rural Finance Analytical Actvities
Olaf Kula, ACDI/VOCA Project Design and Systems for Rural Finance
Calvin Miller, FAO (Italy) Twelve Key Challenges in Rural Finance
Calvin Miller, FAO (Italy) Colossal View of Rural Finance Design Issues
Hillary Miller-Wise, DAI Cajas Externas in Bolivia: A Strategic Alliance to Increase Savings in Underserved markets: Priminary Findings
Maria Pagura, FAO (Italy) Mapping of Rural Finance Products:Delivery Models and Linkages
Bob Fries, ACDI/VOCA Supporting a Joint Learning Agenda: AMAP BDS Research and Rural Finance
Geoffrey Chalmers, USAID Rural and Agricultural Finance - A research initiative from USAID and its partners
Pam Fehr, MEDA MEDA's approach to Rural Finance: Flexible Market Led Design
Pam Fehr, MEDA Rural Finance and Linkages: MEDA's Design Approach
Susan Bornstein, TechnoServe TechnoServe Strategies for Raising Rural Finance:Examining Design and Innovation in Rural Finance for Addressing Future Challenges
Jock Anderson, World Bank Rural Development Priorities and Reaching the Rural Poor
Mark D. Wenner Rural Finance Research Gaps
Using Market Research to design Market Development Programs Frank Lusby & Henry Panlibuton Value Chain Analysis
Wednesday, 10-27:
Business Development Services Working Group Linda Jones, MEDA, Facilitator BDS and Low-income Women: SEEP Listserve Synthesis
Tim Nourse, American Refugee Committee BDS in Conflict Environments - Synthesis of the on-line discussion
BDS in Conflict Environments - Neglected Potential?
Client Assessment Working Group Gary Woller, Facilitator No public presentations
Consumer Protection Working Group Patrick McAllister, Facilitator No public presentations
Financial Services Working Group Till Bruett, Facilitator No public presentations
HIV/AIDS Working Group Laura van Vuuren and Jill Donahue, Facilitators No public presentations
Poverty Assessment Working Group Laura Foose, Facilitator No public presentations
AGM Keynote Dinner Introduction by Jim Cawley, NCBA Introduction for Raymond C. Offenhieser, President, Oxfam America
AGM Keynote Dinner Raymond C. Offenheiser, President Oxfam America Keynote Address: For Profit and Non-Profit Partnerships for Reducing Poverty with Economic Growth
Thursday, 10-28:
Business Meeting Dana de Kanter SEEP Business Meeting Presentation
Business Meeting Beth Porter Pro-Client Principles: SEEP takes the Lead
Housing Finance – State of the Practice Franck Daphnis, CHF International
Bruce Ferguson, The World Bank
Kate McKee, USAID
Evelyn Stark, USAID
Housing Microfinance: An Overview
Sally Merrill, Urban Institute Housing Microfinance: State of the Practice
Loic Chiquier, The World Bank Housing Microfinance: Some Trends in Housing Finance
Gaining Momentum on the Road to Efficiency – Process Mapping Caitlin Baron, Women’s World Banking Introduction to Process Mapping
Cósmar Siles, Pro Mujer (Nicaragua)
Jenny Dempsey, Pro Mujer
Consolidating Our Most Efficient Processes and Human Resources Practices
Nejira Nalic, MI-BOSPO (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Process Mapping at MI-BOSPO
Listening To Clients Monique Cohen, Microfinance Opportunities
Lisa Parrott, MicroSave (Kenya)
Kathleen Stack, Freedom from Hunger Microfinance and BDS for the very poor, or where there is no market
Agribusiness Models and Innovations of Private Sector Linkages Lucas Black, CARE Canada
Alejandro Escobar, IADB
Calvin Miller, FAO (Italy)
Ed Perry, EnterpriseWorks Worldwide
Claire Starkey, Fintrac
From Community Project to Commercial Venture: The case of REAP Kenya
Practitioners Operating Housing Microfinance Programs Monica Brand, ACCION Housing Microfinance: MiCasa
Alaa Sisalem, CHF International (Gaza, West Bank) Housing Microfinance: CHF in Gaza
Jeyshrie Zas, SEWA Bank SEWA Bank's Housing Microfinance Program
Savings-Led Approach to Microfinance Jeff Ashe, Oxfam America
Anuj Jain, CARE USA Community Based Microfinance
Kim Wilson, CRS (India)
Microfinance Operations in Conflict & Post-Conflict Environments Dan Norell, World Vision
Richard Reynolds, World Vision International
Richard Schroeder, World Relief
Kimberly Tilock, CHF International
Conflict and Post-conflict Environments: 10 Short Lessons to Make Microfinance Work
Tim Nourse, American Refugee Committee (Sierra Leone) Microfinance and Conflict - Practical Responses to a Challenging Environment
Common Mistakes in BDS Market Assessment Paul Bradnum, Triple Trust Organization (S.Africa)
Alison Haight, World Education
Linda Jones, MEDA
Ashok Kumar, EDA Rural Systems Pvt. Ltd. (India)
Alexandra O. Miehlbradt, PLP Facilitator (Thailand)
Perveen Shaikh, ECDI (Pakistan)
Sanjay Sinha, EDA Rural Systems Pvt. Ltd. (India)
Common Mistakes in BDS Market Assessment: What can we do better?
Rural Finance – Innovative Models to Address Rural Needs Marco Aldana, CRS (Guatemala) Credit Unions in Guatemala
Jean-Bernard Fournier, DID Association de Credit internmediaire (ACI)
Maria Pagura, FAO (Italy) Mapping of Rural Finance Products, Delivery Models and Linkages
Calvin Miller, FAO (Italy)
Lisa Parrott, MicroSave (Kenya) MicroSave Innovative Models to Address Rural Needs: Technology Innovations
Friday, 10-29:
Maximizing Productivity through Effective Leadership Anita Campion
Amy Davis-Kruize
Kate McKee
Maximizing Productivity through Effective Leadership
Is Village Banking Still a Viable Model? Chris Dunford, Freedom from Hunger
Laura Foose, Poverty Assessment Group Facilitator
Guy Vanmeenen, CRS (East and West Africa)
Glenn Westley, IADB
A Tale of Four Village Banking Programs, Relato de cuatro programas de banca comunal
Becoming a Pro-Client Organization David Baguma, AMFIU
Kelly Hattel, The Microfinance Network
Patrick McAllister, CPWG Facilitator
Beth Porter, Freedom from Hunger Becoming a Pro-Client Organization
Social Performance Framework Paul Arveson, Balanced Scorecard Institute The Revolution in Strategic Planning
Terry Provance, Oikocredit USA
Tony Sheldon, Bering Consulting Use of Social Performance Information: CGAP/FordF Project on Social Indicators
Networks – Learning from other Industry Associations Michael Briggs, America's Community Bankers Networks - Learning from Other Industry Associations
Bill Edwards, Association of Enterprise Opportunities
Promising Practices to mitigate the Impact of AIDS Susy Cheston, Opportunity International
Jill Donahue, HAMED co-facilitator (South Africa)
Anuj Jain, CARE USA Issues and Scope for Livelihood Protection and Economic Strenthening
Dan Norell, World Vision
Facilitating Market Change: Science or Art? Eric Derks, Action for Enterprise (Mali)
Mphaka Manala, World Education (South Africa) NINGA Links: Unearthing Embedded Services in South Africas Construction Sector: Some Experiences
Lane Pollack, Aid to Artisans
Use of Social Performance Info for Internal & External Purposes Gaamaa Hishigsuren, IDEAS/Consultant to ASA Mission-based Social Performance Assessment (IDEAS & ASA)
Katarzyna Pawlak, MFC(Poland) Social Performance Assessment System Design, Development, and Institutionalization
Anton Simanowitz, Imp-Act (United Kingdom) Using Social Performance Information: Internal Management & External Reporting
Sanjay Sinha, M-CRIL (India)
What Have We Learned: A Ten-year Perspective on the IGP Monica Brand, ACCION The Implementation Grants Program
ACCION International: IGP Data
Bob Fries: ACDI/VOCA IGP Success Stories: KCLF
Joseph Kotun, WAI
Kate McKee, USAID Implementing Grant Program Financial Services
John Schiller, Plan International From Revolving Funds to Credit Unions: Building Sustainable Financial Services in Senegal
Sherry Sposeep, Chemonics
Winnie Tay, Plan International
SEEP Publications:
SEEP Progress Note Financial Services Working Group Conflict and Post-conflict Environments: 10 Short Lessons to Make Microfinance Work
NDS Technical Note Patrick McAllister & Sharyn Tenn Achieving Financial Sustainability: Six key Strategies for Microfinance Associations
PLP Technical Note Marshall Bear, Seth Tladi and Donavan Pedro The "What if" Service Concept Test: Triple Trust Organization's Market Research
Other Resources:
Rural Finance Mark D. Wenner Issues Brief on Rural Finance
MicroSave Briefing Note 31 David Cracknell Electronic Banking for the Poor
MicroSave Paper Gerhard Coetzee, Kamau Kabbuhu & Andrew Njema, MicroSave Taking Banking Services to the People: Equity’s Mobile Banking Unit
Imp-Act Policy Note Anton Simanowitz Cost Effective Social Performance Management


Recently Added Documents

Description of the Microfinance Standards Committee

Description of the microfinance standards committee. They will hold their first meeting at the SEEP AGM.

Examining Innovations in Rural Finance

Detailed abstract for the AGM pre-event, Examining Innovations in Rural Finance.

Using Market Research to Design Market Development Programs

Draft agenda for the AGM pre-event, Using Market Research to Design Market Development Programs.

AGM Workshop Abstracts

Abstracts of the 1.5 hour long workshops that will be held October 28 & 29th.

Managing Social Performance of Microfinance Institutions

This one-day workshop will present the Imp-Act Guidelines for social performance management. The workshop will be a practical exploration of how MFIs can develop internal social performance assessment systems and use the information from these to manage and improve both their social and financial performance.
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