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Our Sustaining Members:

CORE FUNDERS

The financial backbone of our organization

CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS

Supporting specific projects through significant monetary or in-kind donations

 

    • Appui au Développement Autonome (ADA)
      Supports translations of the Universal Standards for SEPM.
    • Belgian Investment Company for Development Countries (BIO)
      Supported development of SPI Online.
    • European Investment Bank (EIB)
      Provides funding for our Responsible Inclusive Finance Facilities (RIFF) in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean.
    • Grameen Foundation
      Sponsored webinars on the Universal Standards for SEPM.
    • OECD
      Co-hosted our 2022 two-part Finance United series.
    • Women Advancing Microfinance (WAM)
      Provided scholarship funding for our 2022 annual meeting.

ANNUAL MEMBERS

Supporting our work through annual fees and participation in our operations and board
    • ADRA Perú
    • Al Majmoua
    • ASA Philippines Foundation
    • ASEI
    • ASKI Group of Companies, Inc.
    • ASN Impact Investors
    • Association Professionnelle des Systèmes Financièrs Décentralisés du Burkina Faso (APSFD Burkina)
    • ATTADAMOUNE MICRO-FINANCE
    • Bank im Bistum Essen eG (BIB)
    • BRAC International Holdings BV
    • Cambodia Microfinance Association
    • CAMEC MBANZA-NGUNGU/COOPEC
    • Catholic Relief Services
    • CGAP
    • Chamroeun Microfinance Plc
    • Credit and Development Forum (CDF)
    • ECLOF International
    • Entrepreneurs du Monde
    • European Microfinance Platform
    • FINCA Impact Finance
    • FONDESA
    • Friendship Bridge
    • Fundación Génesis Empresarial
    • GAWA Capital
    • Global Partnerships
    • Good Return
    • Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation
    • IDH Investment Management
    • Incofin Investment Management
    • Kabalikat para sa Maunlad na Buhay, Inc. (KMBI)
    • Kiva
    • Lao Microfinance Association
    • Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)
    • Maha Agriculture Microfinance
    • Microfinance Council of the Philippines
    • Microfinanza Rating S.r.l. (MFR)
    • Microfund for Women
    • MUCREF-CI
    • Nordic Microfinance Initiative AS (NMI)
    • Opportunity International
    • Pakistan Microfinance Network
    • Palestine for Credit and Development (FATEN)
    • responsAbility Investments AG
    • Solidarité Internationale pour le Développement et L’Investissement (SIDI)
    • Triodos Investment Management
    • Triple Jump
    • Vola Mahasoa
    • 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.