Publications

Maximising donor impact to finance innovative companies.

Smallholder Financing Support Programme.

A survey of the microfinance sector in Myanmar by the Myanmar Micro Finance Association (MMFA), ADA, ThitsaWorks and Dave Grace & Associates based on 2022 data shines a light on the current difficult operating environment and makes recommendations for policymakers, microfinance institutions (MFIs) and international investors on how to address the challenges.

This document summarises the results and lessons learnt from 19 green financial service projects which were implemented over the last four years by ADA and REDCAMIF.

Boost your MFI’s financial and social performance thanks to ADA’s holistic  support which complements  sustainable funding solutions  with tailored technical assistance and training.

Client survey of 8 MAIN member MFIs

ADA (Appui au Développement Autonome)

“Today and in the years to come, ADA will continue to leverage its expertise to increase its contribution to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and to respond to the needs of vulnerable segments of the population.”

Project "Digital Finance Initiative" from ADA

Two-page project factsheet explaining ADA's activities in support of young people

ADA (Appui au Développement Autonome)

Since 2009, ADA has financially and technically supported REDCAMIF, the regional microfinance network for Central America and the Caribbean.

The case of OKO in Mali

Sector Study N°7 - Advances and challenges of green financing in Central America and the Caribbean

In the coming years, ADA will use inclusive finance to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and to meet the needs of vulnerable populations.

Discover the findings of Tristan Caballero-Montes' doctoral thesis, supported by ADA, and the concrete ideas for regulators and professional associations in the inclusive finance sector.

Sector Study N°6 - Situation of water and sanitation solution financing in Central America and the Dominican Republic: generating synergies

Sector Study No.3 - Main determinants of profitability in Central American and Caribbean microfinance institutions

How does regulation affect microfinance institutions (MFIs)? Research has addressed this question with ambiguous results.

Case study of the pilot project “Social and inclusive housing in the Huetar North region of Costa Rica” carried out by the Union and Development of Peasant Communities Foundation (FUNDECOCA), an institution affiliated to the Costa Rican network of microfinance institutions REDCOM, within the framework of the regional project program of the Central American and Caribbean Network of Microfinance (REDCAMIF) and ADA Luxembourg, aiming at the promotion of financial inclusion by means of innovation in the financial product implementation.