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Current Members

Cerise+SPTF has approximately 7,800 members from 2,700 organizations in 130 countries, representing every stakeholder group within the inclusive finance sector. Of all our members, we especially wish to recognize our sustaining members (core funders, contributing members, and annual members), whose partnership and financial support ensure our ongoing operations.  THANK YOU for making our work possible!

View our sustaining members:

Core Funders
Contributing Members
Annual Members

CORE FUNDERS

THE FINANCIAL BACKBONE OF OUR ORGANIZATION

CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS

SUPPORTING SPECIFIC PROJECTS THROUGH SIGNIFICANT MONETARY OR IN-KIND DONATIONS

  • Agence Française de Développement (AFD)
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting (on top of the core funding they already provide).

  • Appui au Développement Autonome (ADA)
    Supports translations of the Universal Standards for SEPM and tools, plus participates on the steering committees for our Responsible Inclusive Finance Facilities.
     
  • ASA Philippines Foundation
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Asian Development Bank (ADB)
    Sponsored a regulator workshop on strengthening client protection.

  • ASKI Group of Companies, Inc.
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Association of Banks in Cambodia (ABC)
    Provided facility and logistical support for governance trainings led by SPTF and for piloting customer empowerment work with debt-stressed customers.

  • Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA)
    Provided facility and logistical support for governance trainings led by SPTF.

  • CARD, Inc.
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • CODINO
    Provided logistical support for an SPM Training to Guatemalan cooperatives.

  • Community Economic Ventures, Inc. (CEVI)
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • FS Impact Finance
    Sponsoring the 2025 Social Investors Working Group meeting in Frankfurt.

  • GLS Investment Management GmBH
    Provided support for piloting customer empowerment work with debt-stressed customers.

  • Gulf Insurance Group (GIG)
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Kabalikat para sa Maunlad na Buhay, Inc. (KMBI)
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Negros Women For Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. (NWTF)
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Oikocredit International
    Provided support for our Cambodian Code of Conduct standards harmonization project and for piloting customer empowerment work with debt-stressed customers.

  • RAFI Microfinance, Inc.
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • REDCAMIF
    Supports the activities of the Responsible Inclusive Finance Facility for Central America and the Caribbean.

  • Salmon
    Sponsored our 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • South Asia Micro-entrepreneurs Network (SAMN)
    Co-financed an introductory workshop on responsible, inclusive finance.

ANNUAL MEMBERS

SUPPORTING US THROUGH ANNUAL FEES & PARTICIPATION IN OUR OPERATIONS & BOARD

  • 4G Capital
  • Abler Nordic
  • Accelerating Impact
  • ADRA Perú
  • Agence Française de Développement (AFD)
  • Agency for Finance in Kosovo (AFK)
  • Agents for Impact
  • Al Majmoua
  • ALMA
  • Arendt & Medernach SA
  • ASA Philippines Foundation
  • ASKI Group of Companies, Inc.
  • ASN Impact Investors
  • Association of Microfinance Institutions-Kenya (AMFI-K)
  • Association of Microfinance Institutions of Uganda (AMFIU)
  • Association Professionnelle des Systèmes Financièrs Décentralisés du Burkina Faso (APSFD Burkina)
  • Association Professionnelle des Systèmes Financiers Décentralisés – Côte D’Ivoire (APSFD-CI)
  • ATTADAMOUNE MICRO-FINANCE
  • Bank im Bistum Essen eG (BIB)
  • Baobab Group
  • BNP Paribas
  • BRAC International Holdings BV
  • Cambodia Microfinance Association
  • CAMEC MBANZA-NGUNGU/COOPEC
  • Catholic Relief Services
  • Centre Mohammed VI de Soutien à la Microfinance Solidaire (CMS)
  • CGAP
  • Chamroeun Microfinance Plc
  • COFIDES
  • Cooperative of Progress and Financing Ineza
  • Developing World Markets
  • ECLOF International
  • Ekphatthana Deposit Taking Microfinance Institution (EMI)
  • Entrepreneurs du Monde
  • European Microfinance Platform
  • FDL de Guatemala
  • FINCA
  • FINCA Perú
  • Friendship Bridge
  • FS Impact Finance
  • Fundación Génesis Empresarial
  • Global Gender-Smart Fund
  • Global Partnerships
  • GLS Investment Management GmbH
  • Gojo & Company, Inc.
  • Good Return
  • Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation
  • ICRA Rating Agency Limited
  • IDH Investment Management
  • IFC
  • Incofin Investment Management
  • InFiNe.lu
  • Kabalikat para sa Maunlad na Buhay, Inc. (KMBI)
  • Kinara Capital Pvt Ltd
  • Lao Microfinance Association
  • LOLC (Cambodia) Plc.
  • LuxDev
  • Luxembourg Microfinance and Development Fund (LMDF)
  • Maha Agriculture Microfinance
  • M-CRIL Limited
  • Microfinance Council of the Philippines
  • Microfinanza Rating S.r.l. (MFR)
  • Microfund for Women
  • M-KOPA Kenya Limited
  • MOHANOKOR Microfinance Institution Plc.
  • Nama Small & Micro-finance Foundation
  • Oikocredit International
  • Opportunity International
  • Pakistan Microfinance Network
  • Palestine for Credit and Development (FATEN)
  • Proparco
  • RAFI Microfinance, Inc
  • Réseau Interdiocésain de Microfinance (RIM)
  • responsAbility Investments AG
  • Rural Community Development Programmes (RCDP)
  • SAFCO Microfinance Company (Private) Limited (SMCL)
  • Solidarité Internationale pour le Développement et L’Investissement (SIDI)
  • Soluti Finance East Africa
  • Sunprime Finance Inc.
  • Symbiotics
  • Triodos Investment Management
  • Triple Jump
  • University of Zurich, Center of Competence / Sustainable Finance
  • Wing Bank (Cambodia) Plc
  • Yehu Microfinance Services Limited
  • Yemen Microfinance Network
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Practical Dreamers

Cerise+SPTF are practical dreamers. Since our origins in the late 1990s-early 2000s (when inclusive finance was better known as microfinance), there has been steadily growing interest in social performance: in making sure that vulnerable low-income clients are not exploited, and that products and services help create better lives. Many organizations have published high-level principles and frameworks. Cerise+SPTF translate those aspirations into concrete, practical actions.
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Cerise+SPTF is a joint venture between SPTF | US, SPTF | Europe, and Cerise. Cerise+SPTF pursues a common strategic plan and shares resources under a Memorandum of Understanding. For legal purposes, we remain three separate entities incorporated in, and subject to the laws of, our respective home countries.