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Donor Coordination: Lessons Learned and Best Practices

This session from the European Microfinance Week 2012 delves into the experiences and insights shared by various participants in donor coordination, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, transparency, and innovative project implementation. The discussion highlights the need for donors to align strategies, utilize multi-donor funds, and promote local leadership for successful coordination in the microfinance sector.

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Donor Coordination: Lessons Learned and Best Practices

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  1. EXPERIENCING DONOR COORDINATION: lessonslearnedfrom AFD, UNCDF, EC Participants: Renée Chao-Beroff, Managing director, PAMIGA Ivana Damjanov, MicroLead Programme Specialist, UNCDF Michael Knaute, Managing director, Oxus Development Network Emmanuel Moyart, Coordinator, ACP/EU MICROFINANCE Philippe Serres, Chargé d’affaires senior, AFD Moderator: Antonique Koning, Microfinance Specialist, Donor and investor team, CGAP European Microfinance Week 2012 – November 16th, 2012

  2. EXPERIENCING DONOR COORDINATION • A chance to implement larger and more more inovative projects • Donor funds are a chance for Knowledge and experience sharing • Strong need in donor money to push the boundaries • Try to organise multi-donor funds and facilities • Beneficiaries must keep the leadership of the project • Strong local presence and local governmemt support helps ensuring coordination • Donors must have sknowledge of the market • Donors should push for increased transparency • Donors should agree on a common reporting platform and core indicators • Donors should push private – public partnerships, although the “timings” are very different • Donors have different selection processes which makes it difficult to coordinate prior to the grant awards • Are the funding opportunities visible enough? Initiatives such as MFW4A • Can donors organise speed-dating for good projects that did not get funding?

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