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Recent EU Policy Developments and Their Impact: An EMN Perspective

This presentation by Daniel Sorrosal at the 2010 CDFA Conference in London delves into significant recent EU policy developments and their implications for microfinance and social inclusion. The talk provides insights into the roles of various stakeholders, including enterprise lenders, inclusion lenders, social investors, and support organizations. It also covers EU policies focused on enterprise development and employment promotion. Attendees can expect to learn about funding availability, organizational needs, and how to better match the supply with demand in microfinance.

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Recent EU Policy Developments and Their Impact: An EMN Perspective

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  1. The latest EU policy developments – and how they affect you An EMN perspective Daniel Sorrosal – European Microfinance Network EMN / CDFA Conference: 2010 A changing Europe, combatting poverty, supporting enterprise London, 23-25 June 2010 European Microfinance Network

  2. EMN Members by Activity • Enterprise lenders : Enterprise creation oriented (SMEs) • Inclusion lenders : Target public oriented (Women, Youth, Migrants, Excluded population) • Micro lenders : Credit access oriented (small loans to people with repayment capacity) • Social Investors : Banks, Savings Banks, Ethical Banks, etc • Support organizations: Academics, Consultants, Networks, Training organizations, etc. European Microfinance Network

  3. EMN Members by Activity European Microfinance Network

  4. EU Policies and Instruments • Enterprise development • Microfinance Development • Employment and Social Inclusion • Employment promotion CIP - Guarantees JASMINE - Technical Assistance & EPPA Funds PROGRESS - Funds & Guarantees ESF Funds (not for microfinance) European Microfinance Network

  5. Needs by type of organization • Enterprise lenders : Loan funds (moderate) and guarantees • Inclusion lenders: Capacity building & technical assistance (high) • Micro lenders : Loan funds (high) and technical assistance • Social Investors : Loan funds (moderate) & guarantees European Microfinance Network

  6. Matching supply and demand • Guarantees: moderately available through CIP and Progress in the future • Loan funds: sufficiently available through EPPA and Progress in the future • Technical assistance : Limited availability • Capacity building: not available European Microfinance Network

  7. THANK YOU,THE DEBATE IS OPEN European Microfinance Network

  8. Daniel Sorrosal • European Microfinance Network • 103 rue de Vaugirard, 75 006 Paris, France • 1 rue de Ligne, 1000 Brussels, Belgium • www.european-microfinance.org • d.sorrosal@european-microfinance.org European Microfinance Network

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