Financial sector development
Over the last two decades, the link between financial sector deepening and pro-poor growth has been firmly established. As a result, concepts such as finance for growth and finance for all have moved into the foreground of debates around poverty reduction. Translating these concepts into action, however, involves evaluating a range of models, matching strategies to local circumstances and building the capacity of financial sector regulators as well as financial institutions from commercial banks to local savings groups.
OPM has been extensively engaged at both the analytic and strategic levels, working with governments, regulators, development institutions and the private sector to help devise and define relevant approaches to building a strong, sustainable and inclusive financial services sector.
Assessment of the Ubudehe Credit Scheme, Rwanda
Client: Government of Rwanda
Completion Date: January 2012
Client: Government of Rwanda
Completion Date: January 2012
Consultancy Support for Development and Implementation of a Comprehensive Strategy for Financial Sector Reform and Development, Kenya
Client: World Bank
Completion Date: December 2011
Client: World Bank
Completion Date: December 2011
Comprehensive Policy Framework and Legal Infrastructure for Long-Term Development Finance, Tanzania
Client: Government of Tanzania
Completion Date: February 2011
Client: Government of Tanzania
Completion Date: February 2011
Expanded and Sustained Access to Financial Services (ESAF) Programme
Client: USAID
Completion Date: January 2011
Client: USAID
Completion Date: January 2011
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Measuring the Social Dividend in WSBI Members’ Activities - Revealing the Hidden Elements Leaflet
Funder: World Bank
Date: January 2009
Funder: World Bank
Date: January 2009
