FAER visits ADIE

Peer-to-peer visit

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Lessons learnt during the visit:

  • We have learned that a good way of designing and approaching a green product would be to start by researching and asking the target population, maybe doing a social impact study on green transition

  • Microfinancing a minority group of population largely consists of building a trusting relationship within their community, based on mutual understanding and transparency

  • To be able to fund woman entrepreneurs we do not need to design new financial products, but rather focus more on raising their accessibility to soft skills, creating non-financial services meant to support and increase soft and social skills, financial education, creating a support network, etc.

  • Lowering your carbon footprint as well as working towards influencing a lesser impact on the environment requires many resources, raising awareness inside the company, as well as outside it

  • The need to increase advocating for the rights of the more vulnerable groups of the rural population and stress the need of continuous rural development through education and investments.

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Peer-to-Peer Visits

The peer-to-peer exchange visits, exclusively intended for EMN members, provide each EMN member with the opportunity to visit another member on a specific theme, in order to deepen the understanding of their work, to encourage exchange of good practices and to develop expertise. These bilateral exchanges, tailor-made to members' needs and expectations, also facilitate cooperation and collaboration between EMN members.
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