1. Working Groups New online workspaces and communities of practice Our working groups

2. New online workspaces and communities of practice

3. Communities of Practice Financial Services Savings-Led Finance Improving Organizational Efficiency Operationalizing Client Assessment FRAME – MIS Tool for MFI Performance Measurement Youth & Workforce Development Microenterprise & HIV Social Performance Consumer Protection FINANCE Financial Reporting Standards Metrics for Measuring Network Success Financial Performance Monitoring for Microfinance Associations Energy Microfinance Economic Recovery Standards Value Chain Finance Poverty Outreach and Assessment NETWORKS & ASSOCIATIONS ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT Network Development Exchange Global Network Summit Microfinance Network CapacityAssessment Member Feedback Tool Policy Advocacy Urban Value Chain Development Sustainability and Scale-Up Market Development Market Facilitation Social Enterprise Global Enterprise Development Network Enterprise Development Exchange

4. http://members.seepnetwork.org New WG workspaces Create your own user account Extranet homepage Log into the workspace

5. On your own Visit http://members.seepnetwork.org Create a user account: a very simple process, you provide your real name and email, create a user name, select your organization from a drop-down menu and a confirmation email will be sent to you Once you have received confirmation and logged into the extranet, you will see a list of our working groups and “JOIN HAMED”, etc. Click on that link to send a request to staff to add you to a working group. With staff help Send an email to Jeanne Long (long@seepnetwork.org) with your name, organization, email, and which working group(s) you would like to join You may join as many working groups as you would like. Once added, a welcome email will be sent to you with instructions on how to use the workspace, and the facilitator will follow up with an orientation. How to join a working group

6. Working Groups 1. Market Facilitation Initiative (MaFI)2. HIV & AIDS and Microenterprise Development (HAMED) Working Group3. Financial Services Working Group (FSWG)4. Poverty Outreach Working Group (POWG)5. Savings-Led Financial Services Working Group (SLWG)6. Social Performance Working Group (SPWG)

7. Learning Agenda Themes HIV & micro-insurance HIV & savings and credit-led approaches HIV & social protection agenda via cash transfers Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), HIV and economic strengthening Improving and updating The SEEP Guidelines (http://communities.seepnetwork.org/hamed/The_SEEP_Guidelines) Planned Activities Develop creative and innovative ways to encourage the use of the website and its existing resources Identify and document promising practices and lessons learned from the field “Climbing the Ladder to Integrated Programming” (defining progression of program quality to be profiled in case studies) Development of a webinar for website training and to increase website use Six case studies, three online conferences, three conference reports HAMED HIV & AIDS and Microenterprise Development Working Group HIV & AIDS and Microenterprise Development

8. Sub working groups Subsidies Group (Agricultural Technical Knowledge products and services): (Horizontal and Vertical) Linkages Group: Capacity Building (of Facilitators) Group: Planned Activities Analyze cases where community-based market facilitation has been used successfully and unsuccessfully Subsidies: develop best practice guidelines; identify and analyze case studies Linkage: build a set of principles and guidelines; conduct an assessment of tools MaFI Market Facilitation Initiative Market Facilitation Initiative

9. Learning Agenda Themes Reporting standards Internal audit toolkit Board governance and audit guide Reviewing capital and savings ratios for update to Framework Planned Activities Microfinance Reporting Standards Initiative microLINKS events July 15: "New Developments in Reporting Standards for the Microfinance Industry," (in person) July 21-23: "Online World-wide Dialogue on Reporting Standards for Microfinance Industry," (virtual) June: IFRS discussion board for SEEP MF practitioners: questions and feedback on International Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards (IAS and IFRS) for MFIs Promote and disseminate the Internal Audit Toolkit FSWG Financial Services Working Group Financial Services Working Group

10. Learning Agenda Themes Frameworks for defining poverty: Utility of poverty tools (PPI, PAT) beyond compliance Planned Activities Develop a training module for program design based on results from poverty tools Monday training session at AC: “Beyond good intentions: designing products that meet the livelihood needs of very poor households and delivery mechanisms that reach them” Q & A: Pros and cons of PAT, PPI A series of tech notes on sampling Coordination and sharing of knowledge with non-SEEP actors in poverty outreach Poverty Outreach conference in 2010 POWG Poverty Outreach Working Group Poverty Outreach Working Group

11. Learning Agenda Theme “Bringing a Social Intervention to Market – SEEP Standards for Social Performance” Stakeholder engagement strategy Indicator review and validation Technical standards development Planned Activities Development of social performance standards for SEEP Network Members Ensuring that the practitioner voice is well articulated in the international discussion currently focusing on social performance. Play a key role in the Governance Steering Committee of the Social Performance Task Force. SPWG Social Performance Working Group Social Performance Working Group

12. Learning Agenda Themes Replicating Agents Linkages (at 3 levels) To external sources of capital Within groups Between groups and other programs from the implementing agency (microfinance plus) Planned Activities Literature review => database Geographic mapping exercise Submit workshop proposals to SEEP AC SLWG Savings-Led Financial Services Working Group Savings-Led Financial Services Working Group

13. Investment readiness Energy and the environment Other potential learning initiatives … ?? ?? Consumer protection Financial Literacy ?? Youth and … ?? ??

15. Discussion spaces offered in the participants’ own language

16. International, bi-lingual facilitator

17. Share among spaces!

18. Synergies, differences, and/or lessons learned