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 Institute of Microfinance (InM) is established
in August 2006 for exchange of
ideas relating to best practice methods and
appropriate techniques for managing microfinance
and for achieving social development goals. InM
will also be committed to enhance support, and
strengthen local and international efforts in
microfinance development. It has been registered
as a ‘non-profit institution’ under the
Societies Registration Act 1860. PKSF has
initiated and promoted this Institute as an
independent entity. Such initiative is deeply
appreciated.
Vision:
The vision of the
Institute is to see
'an
efficient and sustainable microfinance sector'
that will reach all poor households and provide
them with their required amount of microcredit
and other financial services for the purpose of
alleviation of poverty.’
Mission:
The mission of the
Institute is to
establish 'an academic and institutional setup' to
develop the capabilities of microfinance
institutions and other stake holders for an
efficient and sustainable microfinance sector in
Bangladesh and other countries through training and
research and to provide a platform for advocacy.’
The Institute seeks to provide these services in an
efficient, socially responsive, transparent and
sustainable manner that encourages experience,
resource sharing and the promotion of the industry’s
best practices.
Governance:
Institute is governed by a two-tier–Governing Body
and General Body–governance system. The basic
governance lies with the Governing Body. It
comprises of seven
members, including the Executive Director of the
Institute as an ex-officio member. The General Body
is the Institute’s highest authority. It is
responsible for the overall policy guidance and
direction for efficient functioning of the
Institute. Total number of members of the General
Body is 15, including 7 (seven) members of the
Governing Body.
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