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 provides an in-depth guide to understanding, gathering, and effectively using sex-disaggregated data to promote gender equality and improve women's financial inclusion.

Learn how policymakers can design and implement gender-transformative financial policies to promote women's financial inclusion and empowerment.

You are invited to join a two‑week asynchronous LinkedIn group discussion on Gender Norms and Women’s Financial Inclusion! Join the FinEquity LinkedIn Group here. Discussion dates: February 23 – March 6, 2026.

This program examines the adaptation of supervision to climate change and biodiversity loss-related risks, micro- and macroprudential responses to these risks, and the consequences of these risks to the financial sector, its stability, consumer protection, and financial inclusion.

This practical, hands-on program is designed to equip microfinance professionals and regulators with the skills to interpret, analyze, and supervise financial statements for MFIs in Sub-Saharan Africa.

In partnership with the Council on Smallholder Agricultural Finance (CSAF), Cerise+SPTF will host a webinar to inform its partners and anyone interested in the progress of the RAF Project – Towards a Responsible Agriculture and Food Sector.

This panel will convene senior global experts to examine how supervisory and regulatory authorities can prepare for rapid technological change. It will focus on artificial intelligence and the evolution of supervisory tools, skills, and institutional capabilities.

During this February webinar, the project coordinators at Cerise+SPTF will present the latest advancements, recent publications, and key milestones planned for 2026.

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.

Microinsurance Master is the only accelerator designed for microinsurance leaders and decision-makers allowing participants to collaborate with industry leaders to accelerate their microinsurance activities and to better serve the in-need communities they work with. 

The objective of this conference is to explore the linkage between digitalization and development finance and its role in sustainable development.

This course offers a transformational experience that combines the best of strategic thinking with the most important developments spanning financial inclusion, digital technology, and impact investing.