The SEEP Network
The SEEP Network
Convened by Mercy Corps
Convened by RTI International
Convened by International Rescue Committee
Convened by Land O'Lakes Venture37
Convened by Danish Refugee Council
Convened by Women for Women International
Convened by Swisscontact
Convened by Chemonics
Convened by MarketShare Associates
Convened by Pakistan Microfinance Network
Convened by ICCO Cooperation
Convened by Opportunity International
Convened by International Rescue Committee
Convened by CARE
Convened by HOPE International
Convened by Tearfund
Convened by PCI-Global Communities
Convened by World Vision International
Convened by Itad Ltd.
Convened by Women for Women International
Convened by Catholic Relief Services
Convened by World Vision International
Convened by MEDA
Convened by VSO
Convened by NCBA CLUSA
Convened by Hand in Hand International
Convened by LEAD at Krea University
Convened by PCI-Global Communities & Near East Foundation
Facilitated by iDE Global
Facilitated by World Relief
Facilitated by Ouzia
Facilitated by Ipsos
Diana Dezso, Itad Ltd.
In this blog, Diana shares what she took away from sessions in the Savings Groups at the 'Frontlines of COVID-19' technical stream. The sessions in this track explored how best to support Savings Groups (SGs) and their members during this crisis, and how to effectively engage them in community-level response efforts. Learn more >>
Marketlinks
Through four technical streams, the SEEP Conference engaged hundreds of practitioners across the globe with a theme of “Disruptive Collaboration: navigating a radically uncertain world.” Within this theme, an echo of the importance of inclusivity during these uncertain times was heard throughout the conference. In this blog, Marketlinks highlighted three sessions that touched upon the theme of inclusivity. Learn more >>
Nick Aveling, Hand in Hand International
In a world where economic resilience has been stretched to breaking point, SEEP member organizations have a duty to ask: are programs that focus exclusively on women’s economic empowerment enough, or does building back better require broadening our approach to include social elements whose outcomes aren't so easily reversed? In this blog, Hand in Hand International makes the case for a new acronym, WESE. Learn more >>