Pr Amina KCHIRID et Ikhlasse EL AISSAMI

Al Amana , c’est 2300 salariés et un réseau de 600 points de vente Au niveau régional, Al Amana Microfinance est le leader de la région MENA et fait partie des 6 institutions de Microfinance du monde arabe figurant dans le classement du MIX des 100 premières institutions de Microfinance dans le monde

Conférence régionale sur léducation financière dans les pays

Al Amana Microfinance a été créée le 13 février 1997 et agréée en tant qu’institutionde microcrédit par le Ministère des Finances le 31 mars 2000 Depuis 2002, Al Amana Microfinance est en autonomie financière ; le financement de son activité repose sur ses fonds propres et les dettes commerciales contractées auprès des banques

Governance and Strategic Leadership of Microfinance

Sep 27, 2017 · created the position of Social Performance Manager, and Al Amana in Morocco established a Social Performance Committee that reports to the board Figure 5 Question: Please rate your board's effectiveness in the following technical areas Areas where respondents felt their boards were least effective include: • Board dynamics

Marketing in Microfinance Institutions

Al Amana in Morocco does a walk-through of a possible site to determine the number of potential customers K-REP applies a rapid financial assessment before deciding to set up a new village bank Determinant of Profitability Effects/Benefits of Marketing Internal Factors

Product Diversification in Microfinance

microfinance practitioners worldwide The four institutions featured in this report are MI-BOSPO, Kenya Women’s Finance Trust, SHARE and Association Al Amana Finally, the authors would like to thank Nicola Armacost for editorial support and Donald Creedon, Sasha Laumeister and Gerald Weaber for formatting, design and production assistance

The Microfinance Sector t - MFR

As of March 2013, the Moroccan microfinance sector is comprised of 12 licensed microfinance associations, conventionally gathered into two different groups according to their size The market is currently highly concentrated, as three microfinance associations (Al Amana, Fondation Banque Populaire – Attawfiq, FONDEP)