Detalles MDC

Communicate more about the measures taken by Bank Al-Maghrib for MSMEs: Financial Support Fund, bank refinancing mechanism by Bank Al-Maghrib, Moroccan Foundation for Financial Education (FMEF), Moroccan Centre for Banking mediation, and the central register of unpaid checks and commercial papers

Bank Al-Maghrib

Allow companies' access to the central register of unpaid commercial papers and irregular checks, in order to fight against payment defaults and enhance the reliability and credibility of these payment instruments

Bank Al-Maghrib

Improve the financial capability of MSMEs by developing specific financial education programs and ensuring awareness actions to strengthen SMEs governance, SMEs’ treasury managements and SMEs’ capitalization

Bank Al-Maghrib

Prepare a preliminary report on the state of financial inclusion in Egypt with the focus on supply side before the end of 2017 with a view to preparing progressively more comprehensive report each year thereafter. Gender disaggregated data will be reported by the end of 2020.

Central Bank of Egypt

Prepare regulations and promote principles of Consumer Protection for the Banking Sector before the end of 2017

Central Bank of Egypt

Obliging banks to increase the SMEs loan portfolio to reach 20% of the total loan portfolio of banks by 2020

Central Bank of Egypt

Stimulating the Digital Financial Services (DFS) through: a. Issuing tiered KYC requirements for Mobile money users by 2017; and b. Implement interoperability among mobile money providers and between mobile money accounts and normal bank accounts by end of 2017

Central Bank of Egypt

Further to the commitments the Central Bank of Solomon Islands made in Cape Town on 28 September, 2012, we hereby make additional commitment. In the spirit of the Maputo Accord, the Central Bank of Solomon Islands further commits to provide an enabling and accommodative environment to improve financial services delivery to the Micro, Small Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). To show the strength of our commitment, the National Financial Inclusion Taskforce (NFIT), in conjunction with the Central Bank of Solomon Islands commits to support the Government of Solomon Islands through the Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration to implement the MSME Policy Strategy. In doing so, we will established our Working group on MSME in the next twelve (12) months to drive this agenda. We commit to provide sound advice and accord full support to the successful operation of the said working group.

Central Bank of Solomon Islands

Increase the percentage of adults using mobile money from 2% to 15% (79,000) .

Reserve Bank of Fiji

Integrate entrepreneurial training into tertiary education

Reserve Bank of Fiji