This is designed for anyone interested in EPM, such as financial service providers, investors, technical assistance providers, NGOs, development finance Institutions, networks, central banks, consultants, students, professors, researchers, etc.

This course explains the nine overarching principles, which serves as a practical guide for governments, companies and international organizations embracing responsible digital payments in their journey to build trust, mitigating risks, and driving inclusive economies.

This six-month professional development program developed by KIT Institute and UN Women Training Centre, Feminist Edge provides gender professionals with knowledge, skills, and tools to engender feminist principles and advance the Sustainable Development Goals.

This course equips you with the knowledge on how to create impact, manage sustainability risks, and benefit from sustainable business opportunities. 

This program is especially relevant for bankers and microfinance practitioners working in agricultural lending, as well as insurance and leasing professionals developing products for farmers and agribusinesses.

This program equips participants to measure and integrate biodiversity into financial strategies, navigate international policies and frameworks, and leverage innovative financing solutions that deliver value for both business and nature.

AI is changing how we understand clients. Are we using it to get closer to them or further away? That's the question at the heart of the Boulder Microfinance Training (MFT) 2026, a two-week intensive for senior financial inclusion leaders hosted by the Boulder Institute of Microfinance. 

Join this timely discussion on what the evidence shows, what decades of practice have taught us, and how to move beyond the simplified debate of whether microfinance “works” or “does not work” and toward a clearer understanding of what it takes for credit to benefit borrowers and have meaningful development impact.

The Microfinance Technical Program is designed to provide participants with comprehensive technical knowledge and practical skills required to design, manage and scale microfinance operations effectively.

This flexible program helps you strengthen your leadership skills while gaining deep expertise in sustainable finance.

This event is organized by the Gender Department of the World Bank Group, the Gates Foundation, and LSE’s Hub for Equal Representation in the Economy.

This year's edition is built around the theme: Transforming Access Into Impact, through the lens of the SME Growth Stack - fit-for-purpose finance, trusted data, and digital platforms, examining how these forces can move SMEs from local potential to global performance.

The Strategic Leadership Course on Financial Inclusion aims to enhance participants’ ability to lead and implement inclusive finance strategies within their organizations or sectors.

The course on Risk Management in a Digital Economy aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the evolving risk landscape associated with digital financial services and technological innovation.

This year’s theme "Finance to Empower & Protect" reflects the core of Cerise+SPTF’s new 10-year strategy, focused on building a financial sector that protects, empowers, and supports customers as they navigate evolving challenges.