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Member Orientation: Maximizing your SEEP Member Benefits Member Orientation: Maximizing your SEEP Member Benefits April 17, 2019 | 10:00 11:00 am EDT Carla de Chassy Grant Whittington Director, Member Program Assistant, Affairs and


  1. Member Orientation: Maximizing your SEEP Member Benefits

  2. Member Orientation: Maximizing your SEEP Member Benefits April 17, 2019 | 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT Carla de Chassy Grant Whittington Director, Member Program Assistant, Affairs and Global Member Affairs and Communications Global Communications

  3. Our Members Our global network of 100+ organizations works in 150 countries.

  4. Who We Are Who we are Our Vision Markets that provide opportunities for all people to engage and prosper.

  5. How We Work How we work The SEEP Network Collaborative Learning Approach Expanding the potential of collaboration and learning to affect larger scale change

  6. SEEP by the Numbers unique organizations participating participants attend SEEP learning distinct organizations contributing in SEEP learning events to SEEP learning events events from over 50 countries practitioner members in downloads worldwide of more than curated tools and resources SEEP communities of 700 SEEP-authored resources used across multiple subject practice areas and geographies

  7. Thematic Areas Women’s Economic Agriculture & Resilient Responsible Savings Food Security Markets Finance Groups Empowerment

  8. Agriculture & Food Security Improving the productivity of small-scale farmers and their access to more efficient agricultural markets is essential to addressing poverty and hunger worldwide

  9. Resilient Markets Enabling market systems to build long-term resilience increases household and community capacity to prepare, cope, and recover from protracted crisis, disasters, and conflict.

  10. Minimum Economic Recovery Standards MERS Handbook and App 1. Core Standards 2. Assessment and Analysis 3. Enterprise and Market Systems Development 4. Asset Distribution 5. Financial Services 6. Employment Standards are illustrated through: ✓ Key Actions ✓ Key Indicators ✓ Guidance Notes mershandbook.org/

  11. Markets in Crises CoP • 2,000+ members from 110 countries • A common platform for cross- agency discussion, sharing, and collaboration

  12. Responsible Finance Promoting strong local member-based associations to act as champions of transparency and consumer protection leads to more ethical and fair treatment of clients of financial services Current initiative: • Responsible Finance Through Local Leadership and Learning (RFL3)

  13. Responsible Finance Through Local Leadership & Learning ▪ Promoting an enabling environment, expanding organizational capacity of partner organization AMIR and accelerating learning and knowledge exchange in Rwanda and Sub-Saharan Africa. ▪ Supported AMIR’s International Conference on Responsible and Inclusive Finance in Kigali, Rwanda. ICRIF by the numbers 249 26 Participants welcomed Countries represented

  14. Savings Groups SEEP seeks to expand the scale, inclusiveness and impact of Savings Groups by supporting diverse stakeholders. Through participation in Savings Groups, household well-being is improved and productive investment increased.

  15. Savings-Led Working Group • Since 2007 • 900+ members • Facilitating broad-based coordination & learning among Savings Groups practitioners and sector actors

  16. Women’s Economic Empowerment Supporting women’s ability to succeed and advance economically leads to healthy and productive households, growing businesses, and the well-being of communities and nations

  17. Women’s Economic Empowerment Working Group Women’s Economic Empowerment Working Group • 1,200+ members • Knowledge mobilization • Cross-organizational learning • Strengthening partnerships

  18. Our Mission Our mission To empower our members to become effective agents of change and to enhance their collective ability to accelerate learning and scale impact

  19. Member Benefits SEEP Supports a Dynamic Community of Changemakers Industry Quality Learning Leadership Peer-to-Peer SEEP Learning Recognition Products and and Influence Collaboration Events and Industry Research Visibility

  20. Visibility & Recognition SEEP SEEP Get Information Events Networker & Updates Newsletter

  21. SEEP Member Space • Connect with fellow members • Share your news • Get discount on DFI courses and certification • Update your organizational profile • Renew membership Access the Member Space

  22. Visibility & Recognition SEEP members are invited to open a Kiosk in the SEEP Member Marketplace. Simply login to the SEEP Member Space and click on BROWSE THE MARKETPLACE

  23. Leadership & Influence • Chair a Session • Host an in-country or stakeholder meeting • Serve on an Advisory Committee • Become a member of the SEEP Board of Directors

  24. Peer-to-Peer Collaboration Markets in Crises Savings-Led WEE Working Community of Practice Working Group Group

  25. Peer Learning Groups

  26. Research & Quality Learning Products

  27. Global Conferences and Learning Events

  28. Who We Are

  29. Q&A!

  30. Thank you, and keep in touch! Carla de Chassy Grant Whittington Director, Member Affairs and Program Assistant, Member Global Communications Affairs and Global dechassy@seepnetwork.org Communications whittington@seepnetwork.org

  31. SEEP Announcements

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