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Carlo C辿sar Fernando Valdez Ram鱈rez completed the World Bank Group's MOOC on Financing for Development in December 2015. The course examined the main sources of development finance available and how to mobilize and leverage them to meet global development needs agreed upon in a new set of comprehensive development goals for 2015. The certificate was signed by Susan McAdams and staff from the World Bank Group's Development Finance Vice Presidency.
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This document analyzes the profitability of youth financial services (savings accounts and loans) offered by three financial institutions in Africa through the YouthStart program. It finds that only one institution, FCPB in Burkina Faso, has a profitable youth savings product due to maintaining minimum balance requirements and targeting more affluent youth. The savings products of the other two institutions, UFC in Rwanda and OIBM in Malawi, are not currently profitable but seen as long-term investments in financial inclusion. Youth loans present different challenges, as costs of managing higher-risk youth portfolios are difficult to predict. Providing meaningful financial education can help mitigate risks and improve portfolio quality, as demonstrated by UFC's program. The documentWef ps talent_mobility_report_2012
Wef ps talent_mobility_report_2012F i l Zanella
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This document discusses the importance of talent mobility for driving economic growth. It notes that while talent is crucial for economic success, there are imbalances in talent markets with shortages in some areas and high unemployment in others. Collaboration between multiple stakeholders like governments, businesses, academic institutions and NGOs is seen as key to addressing these imbalances through effective talent mobility practices. The document provides examples of successful collaborative talent mobility initiatives and calls for more action to harness the full potential of talent mobility.On the Sustainable Development Goals and the Role of Islamic Finance
On the Sustainable Development Goals and the Role of Islamic FinanceSDGsPlus
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This document discusses the role of Islamic finance in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals. It provides context on the development of the SDGs and the financing needs to achieve them. The document outlines how Islamic finance principles like risk sharing and equity-based models can help increase financial inclusion, promote financial stability, and support infrastructure investment and social development. Specifically, it discusses how Islamic tools like zakat and waqf can improve access to financial services for underserved groups and how risk-sharing in Islamic banks and capital markets makes financial systems more resilient.5th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum' 2015
5th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum' 2015Alhuda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics
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4Promoting awareness of Islamic Microfinance among the masses, government and Non
Governmental Sectors and Multilateral Donor agencies.
Promote Islamic Microfinance Model which is compatible with the models being used in Conventional
Microfinance.5th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum Profile
5th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum ProfileAlhuda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics
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This document provides information about the 4th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum which was held in Dubai, UAE in 2014. It discusses the importance of promoting Islamic microfinance to alleviate poverty worldwide. The forum focused on challenges and opportunities in the Islamic microfinance industry, including funding challenges, capacity building needs, and technological innovations that could help the industry grow. It also highlights successful Islamic microfinance models from different regions and discusses how financial inclusion, social impact, and microtakaful can help empower communities through Islamic microfinance.Press release on islamic finance and funds industry
Press release on islamic finance and funds industryAlhuda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics
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An international conference on Islamic funds and investments was held in Karachi with participation from investors in several countries. The conference covered topics such as investment opportunities for Islamic funds, Shariah compliance, and global trends in Islamic investments and funds. A number of prominent Islamic finance scholars and professionals from Pakistan and abroad spoke at the conference. Islamic finance is growing in Pakistan, which now has over 1,000 Islamic banking branches and other Islamic financial institutions. The organizer of the conference highlighted the contribution of Pakistanis to Islamic finance research and the growth of the global $1.3 trillion Islamic finance market, of which Islamic funds are gaining popularity and growing.Global Islamic Microfinance Profile New
Global Islamic Microfinance Profile NewAlhuda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics
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This document provides information about an upcoming Islamic Microfinance Global Forum event. The two-day forum will include sessions on the conceptual framework and policies of Islamic microfinance, the Akhuwat model of poverty alleviation, current status and future potential of Islamic microfinance, and outreach and sustainability. There will also be a post-event workshop on the operational mechanisms and marketing strategies of Islamic microfinance. The event aims to promote awareness of Islamic microfinance and create a favorable environment for its growth.On the Sustainable Development Goals and Islamic Capital Markets
On the Sustainable Development Goals and Islamic Capital MarketsSDGsPlus
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This document discusses how Islamic capital markets can support sustainable development goals. It provides an overview of the SDGs and financing needs. Islamic finance principles like risk-sharing and asset-backed instruments allow sukuk to finance infrastructure. The large and growing Islamic finance industry worth over $2 trillion indicates its potential. However, markets require robust legal and regulatory frameworks. The World Bank Group is leveraging Islamic finance through various projects and instruments like green sukuk and social bonds. Collaboration between public and private sectors is needed to mobilize financing and achieve the 2030 development agenda.Venture Philanthropy in Development: Dynamics, Challenges and Lessons in the ...
Venture Philanthropy in Development: Dynamics, Challenges and Lessons in the ...The Rockefeller Foundation
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Rather than focus narrowly on venture philanthropy as market-driven investments that must create financial returns to be viewed as sustainable, this report takes a broader view of grantmaking and investment, one that deploys system-wide approaches, longer time-frames, higher levels of engagement, and rigorous but flexible forms of evaluation.Venture Philanthropy in Development: Dynamics, Challenges and Lessons in the ...
Venture Philanthropy in Development: Dynamics, Challenges and Lessons in the ...The Rockefeller Foundation
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