A platform for collective action
Accesss information and resources from the Social Performance Start-Up Fund for Networks managed by Microfinance Centre.
The Social Performance Working Group for Networks was created to help associations leverage their unique strengths in promoting the social goals of microfinance. The working group serves as a platform for collective action among 51 microfinance associations across five regions, and seeks to create and promote common standards for social performance reporting and practice throughout Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East and North Africa.
Regional facilitators lead their members in each of these regions, coordinating capacity building activities, promoting reporting on social indicators, and supporting the creation of relevant publications. By developing strategies to advance social performance management, the working group builds capacity at the level of associations to facilitate their work on social performance with member microfinance institutions.
For more information on the working group and its activities, please click here.
GET INVOLVED
For more information on the Social Performance Working Group for Networks, please contact Nisha Singh.
Added APR 18, 2013
Member Spotlight
Kinga Dąbrowska
Senior Program Coordinator,
Microfinance Centre (MFC)
Kinga Dąbrowska has been working in MFC since September 2011. In MFC Kinga works in Social Performance Management program. Prior to that, she worked in Technical Secretariat for Cross-Border Cooperation Program Poland – Belarus – Ukraine and Pontis Foundation, Slovakia where she was responsible for managing projects related to development assistance, democracy promotion and development education mostly in the Western Balkans and Central and Eastern Europe. She has been also providing trainings and workshops to partner organizations covering topics such as fundraising, strategic and project planning, introduction to corporate social responsibility, cross – sector cooperation between NGOs and business, advocacy campaigning. Over the years she conducted several organizational audits and trainings on board staff relations. Kinga holds a Master’s degree in sociology from Warsaw University.
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