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AMFI SECTOR REPORT 2020
FINANCIAL LITERACY (Topic 6 Business Risks)FINANCIAL LITRACY (Topic 3 Record Keeping)CYBER SECURITY (Topic 2: Financial Sector)CYBER SECURITY (Topic 4 Threat intelligenceGo to Training
Financial Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities in Kenya: A Rapid Review and Qualitative Study ReportHOUSING REPORTAMFI SECTOR REPORT DECEMBER 2021AMFI SECTOR REPORT JUNE 2021AMFI-K SECTOR REPORT, DECEMBER 2020.Go to Publications
About Us
The Association for Microfinance Institutions (AMFI) is a member-based organization that was established and registered in 1999 under the Societies Act, with the aim of building the capacity of the Kenyan Microfinance Industry. In her 24 years of existence, AMFI`s membership has increased from the original 5 founder members to the current 63 fully paid-up members in 2023. Adoption of the Alternative banking channels (ABC) has made the provision of financial services easier, more affordable, and time-saving. This has promoted the accessibility of services, especially for low-income people in rural and marginalized areas. Vision 2030 identified the microfinance sub-sector as key in ensuring every Kenyan is bankable by 2030. This has seen the government intensify the financial inclusion campaign by creating funds for the microfinance sector in the National budget, establishing funds for women and youth, and also developing legislation to promote micro and small enterprises (MSMEs). The Association of Microfinance Institutions-Kenya has made good progress and ambitious strategic decisions and policies since its inception 24 years ago.
Our Mission
To champion the aspirations of microfinance institutions through advocacy, capacity building, networking and linkages and research.
Our Vision
To be the network of choice that promotes a conducive environment for microfinance providers in Kenya.
Strategic Objectives
Lobbying & Policy Advocacy
To enhance collective action by its members and other stakeholders for an enabling policy and regulatory environment for the microfinance industry in Kenya.
Capacity Building
To strengthen the capacity of MFIs in delivering appropriate and sustainable microfinance services to low income people, through organization and coordination of workshops and trainings
Networking and Linkages
Provide regular platforms for her members to enhance effective collaboration among themselves and with other development actors and relevant stakeholders.
Research and Knowledge Management
To provide members with timely and quality research and information that help underpin the policy and advocacy agenda, and facilitate industry product design.
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