Microfinance Project Management
The MEDA Microfinance Department administers large-scale management
contracts providing capital, TA and legislation development in emerging
microfinance markets. Selected experience in long-term management of
microfinance projects includes the following:
Manager of Mozambique Microfinance Facility, a five-year,
US$3.5 million project to support the microfinance sector with best
practice TA, development of legislation for the effective supervision
of Mozambican MFIs, and the creation of a sustainable capital
development fund (2000-present).
Providers of long-term TA to MEFL, a successful MFI in Jamaica created
in 2002 by the Bank of Nova Scotia, CIDA and the Kingston Restoration
Company. MEDA, together with MEFL management and board, designed and
implemented the accounting and MIS system, operating policies and
procedures and trained all credit staff (2002-present).
Facilitators of a multifaceted agriculture and rural microenterprise
development program in Tajikistan. The project will build a sustainable
rural credit portfolio in partnership with the National Association of
Business Women of Tajikistan (NABWT), in particular to support the
fruit and vegetable sub-sector (2004-2009).
Manager of a three-year, US$1 million TA project in Peru to strengthen
a rural financial cooperative in the area of governance, agriculture
lending, market research and operational support (2003-2005).
Development and implementation of PPIC-Work, a five-year US$3.5
initiative aimed at understanding and improving the situation of
working children in microfinance.
Couple MEDA’s MF project management services with
technical assistance and/or
training
services for practical, integrated solutions to your microfinance
needs! For a list of past Technical Assistance projects, please visit
Where We Work. 
