27th Microfinance Centre Annual Conference

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When
May 27, 2025 (concluded)
Hosted by
Microfinance Center
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Focus topic
  • Inclusive Rural Finance - CoP

The 27th  MFC  Annual Conference, titled Shifts, Shocks and Solutions: Microfinance in the Shadow of Geopolitics will be held from May 27-29, 2025, in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Geopolitical instability and the growing threats of climate change are disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities, putting immense pressure on the microfinance sector across Europe and Central Asia. Consequently, this year’s agenda will address a variety of critical topics, including:

  • Climate Action, Fair Green Transition, and Microfinance
  • Global Perspectives on Geopolitical Shifts
  • Agile Governance
  • Practical Funding Strategies for MFIs
  • Ensuring a Stable Regulatory Framework
  • Investing in Climate-Smart Agriculture
  • AI in Action
  • Insights into Microfinance in Georgia and Cambodia

 

This year’s conference coincides  with the celebration of 30th Anniversary of Lari, Georgian national currency, organized by National Bank of Georgia. As governors of region Central Banks will be hosted that days in Tbilisi, we are cooperating with the Bank towards joined activities.

Join the event to engage with central bank leaders, international microfinance practitioners, and thought leaders from around the world. With other participants you will collaborate to explore innovative solutions that promote safety, resilience, and sustainable development. The aim is to ensure microfinance continues to be a powerful tool for empowering those most affected by global crises.

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