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7th European Research Conference on Microfinance
20-22 June 2022
We are pleased to announce that the 7th European Research Conference on Microfinance will take place on 20-22 June 2022 at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland, UK. The conference is organised by the Glasgow Caledonian University in collaboration with the European Microfinance Platform (e-MFP).
Since it was created by CERMi in 2009, the European Research Conference on Microfinance is a special bi-annual opportunity for researchers, students and professionals all over the world to come together in order to share and discuss about their latest advances in microfinance. This 2022 conference will be hosted by the Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health at Glasgow Caledonian University. This edition of the conference will be focused on microfinance research priorities that are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and the pillars of the United Nations’ socio-economic recovery framework in a post-COVID world. Globally, current challenges are widespread, complex and interrelated and, in this context, it is relevant to better understand the role that microfinance can play on the path for recovery to: (1) end poverty; (2) achieve good health and wellbeing for all; (3) advance gender equity; (4) engage and include marginalized populations; (5) ensure decent work; (6) prevent a digital divide; (7) tackle public health silos and inter-sectoral challenges; (8) facilitate climate action; and (9) engage in global governance structures and partnering for social innovation.
The focus of this 7th edition is on exploring and reimagining microfinance as an interdependent tool that contributes to the future envisioned in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This will imply discussing access, supply, demand, target groups, product design, product delivery, funding, governance, and the limits to what microfinance can achieve in any context (including high-income settings). It will also have a strong focus on innovative research methods, including recent methodological developments applied to the microfinance area. Contributions beyond Europe and from early career researchers are particularly encouraged.
For more information visit https://www.ercm2022.com/
SAVE THE DATE
7th European Research Conference on Microfinance
20-22 June 2022
Since it was created by CERMi in 2009, the European Research Conference on Microfinance is a special bi-annual opportunity for researchers, students and professionals all over the world to come together in order to share and discuss about their latest advances in microfinance. This 2022 conference will be hosted by the Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health at Glasgow Caledonian University. This edition of the conference will be focused on microfinance research priorities that are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and the pillars of the United Nations’ socio-economic recovery framework in a post-COVID world. Globally, current challenges are widespread, complex and interrelated and, in this context, it is relevant to better understand the role that microfinance can play on the path for recovery to: (1) end poverty; (2) achieve good health and wellbeing for all; (3) advance gender equity; (4) engage and include marginalized populations; (5) ensure decent work; (6) prevent a digital divide; (7) tackle public health silos and inter-sectoral challenges; (8) facilitate climate action; and (9) engage in global governance structures and partnering for social innovation.
The focus of this 7th edition is on exploring and reimagining microfinance as an interdependent tool that contributes to the future envisioned in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This will imply discussing access, supply, demand, target groups, product design, product delivery, funding, governance, and the limits to what microfinance can achieve in any context (including high-income settings). It will also have a strong focus on innovative research methods, including recent methodological developments applied to the microfinance area. Contributions beyond Europe and from early career researchers are particularly encouraged.
For more information visit https://www.ercm2022.com/