What is the IRF Network?
The IRF Network is a knowledge-sharing platform for fostering collaborative knowledge sharing and coordination among IRF practitioners at IFAD.
The Network is a key part of the IFAD’s Inclusive Rural Finance Policy 2021 (IRFP 2021) Action Plan. It has the objective of ensuring IFAD country teams, programme managers, and technical staff drive programme and non-programme IRF activity results consistent with the IRFP.
The IRF Network will showcase the latest inclusive rural finance knowledge and good practices. It will also host internal and external knowledge events.
A goal of the IRF Network is to support the implementation of the IRFP through the organization of events, collection of lessons learned from programme designs and implementation missions, as well as other activities key to driving results in our Programmes of Loans and Grants and non-Sovereign Private Sector Operations.
To facilitate this work, the IRFP Network will feature:
IRF Network latest webinar on “Unlocking the Potential of Remittances for Financial Inclusion and Rural Development”
The IRF Network recommends you to check the newly published blog on “IFAD’s support to inclusive rural finance work: a snapshot from independent evaluations“, authored by Mikal Khan, Evaluation Officer, Independent Office of Evaluation of IFAD.
IRF Network latest publications
Check out the latest publications under the Commodity section choosing: Inclusive Rural Finance – CoP
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IRF Network is a PMI – Inclusive Rural Finance desk collaboration with the Platform for Agricultural Risk Management (PARM), through FARM-D.
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