18 November 2019
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25 years after the establishement of ADA by Mia Adams, Alpha Ouedrago has been one of the first West-African partners to commit to the NGO from the very beginning. He recalls this long-term collaboration.
25 years ago, Mia Adams launched the idea of ADA - Appui au Développement Autonome - a development organization that would provide support to the poorest so that they could bring their projects to life. We interviewed her.
You have registered for SAM 2019 and we thank you for your interest!
You can now pick and choose among the numerous trainings and workshops offered. All are free of charge and are provided by the best experts in the field.
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A promotional session of the SAM 2019 took place in Sudan on Sunday July 14. It was hosted by the Microfinance Unit, Central Bank of Sudan & organized by Alfal BDC.
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Dominique Owekisa, project manager at ADA, tells us more about his new position in ANDE West Africa Steering Commitee.
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First Microvision Technical Assistance in the French-speaking zone (UMEOA) for the MFI Prodia as part of its institutional transformation.
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In full agreement with the Government of Burkina Faso, the International Conference Center (CIC) of Ouaga 2000 in Ouagadougou was selected to host the most important pan African microfinance event: the SAM.
Triple Jump, an impact-focused investment manager that provides meaningful and responsible investment opportunities in developing countries, has confirmed its willingness to sponsor the Investors' Fair.
ASKY Airlines is granting a 12% discount on flights of SAM participants from countries covered by the ASKY Airlines network.
Crowd Credit, a Japanese investor, has confirmed its willingness to sponsor the Investor's Fair.
The list of training courses that will take place at the SAM are available. ADA, BRS, SPTF, MSC Consulting, Micro-Insurance du Monde.... Find in detail the list of free training courses organized by our partners and register!
ADA had the conference bags of the SAM designed by GAFREH, a cooperative of women from Burkina Faso who give a second life to plastic bags scattered in nature to transform them into bags.