TRAINING

Latin American Association of Development Financing Institutions (ALIDE)

TRAINING AND COOPERATION PROGRAM

ALIDE carries out a training program at both the national and international levels that encompasses courses and seminars organized in different countries with the collaboration of its members and specialized institutions. 

The program is aimed at improving the knowledge of and enhancing the exchange of experiences among financial institution executives and experts.  The subject matter of the training is defined in accordance with institutional interests.  (Schedule of Events).

 

Association for Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP)

The Asia-Pacific Institute of Development Finance (IDF) is the professional training and career service center of the Association for Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP). IDF is backed with 25 years of experience and expertise in organizing training programs, seminars, and conferences around the world through the Association, its members, and international affiliates. It has in its training portfolio, a variety of subjects in development banking and management, a worldwide network of resource persons and experts, and a respectable collection of teaching materials and case studies. (more)

CORE DEVELOPMENT BANKING COURSE
December 5-9, 2005 Manila, Philippine

The course consists of two modules. The first module is devoted to the discussion of principles and practices of development banking and the second module will be devoted to the discussion of concepts and procedures for designing and appraisal of development projects. This course is relevant for participants from development banks and other development financing institutions. It is also relevant for officials from commercial banks with development finance. (more)    

The Asian Development Bank Institute was established in 1997 in Tokyo, Japan, to help build capacity, skills, and knowledge related to poverty reduction and other areas that support long-term growth and competitiveness in developing economies in the Asia-Pacific region.

Our work covers applied research, policy seminars to disseminate thinking about best practices, and a range of capacity building and training initiatives.

Looking to the future, a key aim for ADBI is to become a leading center for the creation and dissemination of information and knowledge on development in the Asia-Pacific region. We have launched a series of special programs that we plan to expand. (more)
 

 

Association of National Development Finance Institutions in Member Countries of the Islamic Development Bank (ADFIMI)

PROGRAMMES TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN 2006

“Advanced Corporate Finance Seminar”
“Human Resources Management and Development Seminar”
“Financial Risk Management Seminar”
“SME Financing Seminar”
“Problem Solving and Decision Making Seminar”

FOURTH THREE YEAR TRAINING PROGRAMME OF ADFIMI

 

ISLAMIC RESEARCH & TRAINING INSTITUTE (IRTI)

IRTI is member of the Islamic Development Bank. The purpose of IRTI is to undertake research for enabling the economic, financial and banking activities in Muslim countries to conform to Shari'ah and to extend training facilities to personnel engaged in economic development activities in theBank’s member countries. (More)

 

Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester, England

IDPM is a multi-disciplinary unit within the University of Manchester specialising in management and development in developing and transitional economies. Its programmes include development finance, economics and management of rural development, management and implementation of development projects, and another. The activities of the Institute include:

• A range of Masters Degrees and Postgraduate Diplomas

• Shorter Professional Development Programmes

• Research Degrees (PhD/Mphil) covering all major issues of development policy and management

• Distance Learning programmes and Part-Time, Customised and In-Country training programmes

• Research and Consultancy/Advisory work for international agencies, and for national governments and institutions; Top Rating (RAE) for IDPM Research; IDPM Research Centres. (more)
  

 

Ohio State University's, The Rural Finance Program

The Ohio State University's (OSU) program is a recognized world leader in the analysis of rural financial markets and other finance and development questions, particularly those concerning the design and implementation of financial reform and restructuring programs, the establishment of prudential regulation and supervision frameworks, and the provision of financial services to difficult clienteles (small farmers, rural and urban microenterprises, the poor, women) in developing countries. This reputation has resulted from three decades of distinguished research, publications, instruction, technical assistance, and information dissemination. Under FIRM, OSU's research agenda encompassed three main areas:

1. the analysis of informal financial markets (particularly in the rural areas) and their linkages to formal financial and other markets;

2. the evaluation of the performance (outreach, sustainability, organizational design, and operational effectiveness) of financial institutions and organizations, particularly of those serving the rural areas or small and microenterprises, and

3. investigations of macroeconomic policy, financial market restructuring and reform, and prudential regulation and supervision.

The Banking and Finance Program of The World Bank Institute

The Banking and Finance program offers financial sector policymakers, regulators, private sector practitioners, World Bank staff, and academics cutting-edge policy advice and forums where they can share multidisciplinary perspectives. The program aims to build a firm foundation for financial services, sound banking systems, strong capital markets, a diversified financial system, and im-proved access to financial services by the poor and by the small- and medium-size enterprise sector. In addition to building financial sector skills, the program emphasizes policy dialogue and active collaborative problem-solving by the participants. The program includes 26 learning activities on Banking Systems, Capital Markets, Financial Sector Policy, Insurance and Contractual Savings, and Microfinance. (More)

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