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vacancy announcement for the position of afraca secretary general (click here for more info) french | faq | blog | contact us open menu afraca afraca@40 about us mission, vision & core values executive board members our staff our partners strategic focus areas list of general assemblies e-bronchure membership our members how to be a member afraca events gallery knowledge & information news e-newsletter publications general rural finance publications afraca kmp’s regional experience rural finance experience training materials useful links know our members afraca afraca@40 about us mission, vision & core values executive board members our staff our partners strategic focus areas list of general assemblies e-bronchure membership our members how to be a member afraca events gallery knowledge & information news e-newsletter publications general rural finance publications afraca kmp’s regional experience rural finance experience training materials useful links know our members home for decades, afraca has been at the forefront driving the rural and agriculture finance inclusion agenda in africa. over the last few years, the afraca and partners have recorded tremendous success in the promotion of appropriate policy framework and supporting member institutions to provide sustainable quality financial service to the rural and agricultural communities in the continent. at afraca, we are deeply honoured to anchor this noble campaign to revolutionize finance for african agriculture. our goal is to see to the attainment of afraca’s vision of a rural africa where everyone has access to sustainable financial services for economic development. in this regard, we welcome and look forward to partnering even more closely with members and other stakeholders in developing an inclusive financial sector in africa for food security, poverty alleviation and accelerated development in general. join us in the campaign to empower african rural and agricultural communities, join us to revolutionize finance for the agricultural value chains in the continent! afraca turns 40! afraca created in 1977 as a lead advocate and coordinator of rural and agricultural finance in africa, alongside sister networks across the globe, has continued to run its activities through a participatory approach and demand driven agenda. one of the guiding principles of afraca is to continuously develop the activities of the association in order to meet the challenges of the changing world and to satisfy the needs of the member institutions. as we celebrate afraca@40, a crucial factor in this process is to plan the future on the basis of past experiences especially by listening to the people who have actively been involved with afraca from the onset. the past as true as the present: comments from the afraca 15 th anniversary in 1992 “the vitality of the association rests on its members, on their faith in the development of africa and on their willingness to cooperate with each other in order to build up individual experiences. to have been able to mobilize responsible africans around a topic as important as agricultural credit is an example and reason to be proud of afraca”. mr. noel kabore, afraca chairman (1991-1992) “i am privileged to be able to say that i have been involved in afraca-related activities for nearly 19 years. although afraca is 15 years old, the foundation for afraca’s creation was laid down in the regional seminar for agricultural credit held in accra ghana in 1973. subsequently i was involved in organizing the first general assembly of afraca in nairobi in 1977. for much of the 1980s i had very close working relationship with afraca and together we struggled through very difficult times, and here i am, after a short break of three years, hoping to see afraca stronger and more dynamic than ever”. p. hussi, senior officer, rural finance fao (1992) ‘’since its creation in 1977. afraca has been very active in the field of agricultural credit for africa. in particular, it is worth mentioning the activity of afraca in organizing various seminars and workshops in different issues strictly related with the supply of financial services to rural areas. these meetings have provided the opportunity of exchanging relevant ideas on the subject and sharing positive experiences among different institutions and countries’’. f. tambussi, secretary general, finafrica (1992) ‘’with the enormity of africa’s financing gap in rural agriculture generally, afraca should now address alternatives such that would compel more international attention and financial support to its laudable activities in training and skills enhancement and in contributing towards poverty alleviation in the rural areas of africa. unless the above proposals are seriously considered, i fear afraca may not see the 1990s through. if it were to happen the demise of africa would have denied africa the most appropriate emphasis in a most critical area of its development. we must not let it happen’’. m.m. turay, executive director, african development bank (1992) ‘’on average afraca’s achievements were very satisfactory based on more salient qualitative considerations. these include member and donor support, secretariat staff dedication and above all effectiveness of the sub-region’s activities. there’s need to sustain afraca as a viable organization by all of us’’. t.e mutunhu, chief executive, agricultural finance corporation zimbabwe (now agribank zimbabwe) (1992) afraca@40: how is afraca 25 years since the 15 th anniversary in 1992 and 40 years since inception? comments from members and partners. mr. millison narh retired first deputy governor, bank of ghana for decades, afraca has been at the forefront in driving the rural and agriculture finance agenda in africa. over the last few years, the network has recorded tremendous success in the promotion of appropriate policy framework and supporting member institutions provide sustainable quality financial services to the rural and agricultural communities in the continent. as the afraca chairman, i am deeply honoured to be part of this campaign to revolutionize finance for african agriculture. it is gratifying to note, as the lead advocate and coordinator of rural and agricultural finance, afraca continues to provide the requisite leadership to improve the rural and agricultural finance industry in africa through its various interventions and initiatives touching on policy development and advocacy, capacity building, knowledge management & information sharing, partnership & networking and creating opportunities for agricultural value chain finance in the continent. i therefore kindly invite and welcome all stakeholders to join hands with afraca in developing an inclusive financial sector in africa. r.a.j. roberts, formerly chief, agricultural marketing and rural finance service, fao, rome “afraca has been a sustained success largely because over the decades it has continued to meet real needs, and to do so in a changing, dynamic environment. one key example is the drive to include central banks in the membership mix, bringing in valuable expertise, while also exposing the sentinels of financial systems to the challenges of effectively serving agricultural sectors. i wish afraca all the very best for the coming decades. we all know that there is much to be done in the challenging area of rural financial inclusion.” calvin miller: formerly of the food and agricultural organization (fao) “i wish to sincerely congratulate afraca on its 40 years of valuable service to rural and agricultural finance in africa and its contribution not only in africa but across the globe. it has and will continue to play a leading role in facilitating and promoting continual improvement in technical understanding and innovations, promotion of improved policies, and advocating for learning and sharing across organizations and countries. afraca has been a trusted and important strategic partn

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