This case study explores how BRAC's microfinance companies in Liberia and Sierra Leone responded to the Ebola crisis in 2014, enabling to deliver a remarkable recovery of its operations.

Lessons learned on developing high-quality and sustainable microinsurance training

Recommendations for interventions to revive income generating activities

Promoting development in poor communities by self-sufficient and sustaining activities

Examining the influence of funding origin on MFI strategy and client relations

Meeting the growing credit demand for microenterprises in Poland

Supporting MFIs in countries recovering from conflict or natural disaster

A roadmap for client assessment and illustrates how the process works in practice

Lessons learned in developing microfinance in conflict-affected regions

Presenting importance of financial education