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2 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.The client protection principles 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

3 The Smart Campaign… …represents a global, industry-wide effort. …has an international steering committee. …collaborates with the Social Performance Task Force (SPTF), MIX Market Social Reporting, MF Rating Agencies, MFTransparency, and many others. …is housed at the Center for Financial Inclusion at ACCION International.

4 Vision of the Smart Campaign The Smart Campaign envisions a fundamental transformation of the microfinance industry in four key ways: Focus on clients All industry stakeholders will put the interests of clients first Transparent and prudent services MFIs will provide transparent, respectful, prudent financial services Full integration of client protection Client protection principles will be fully integrated into all microfinance operations Gain pro- consumer reputation The microfinance industry will be distinguished as leader in responsible finance

5 Campaign Endorsers Globally

6 “How to” Guides Case studies Technical guides Example forms Training presentations Strategic planning guides Tools to Improve Practice Include

7 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.The client protection principles 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

8 1. Appropriate product design and delivery 2. Prevention of over-indebtedness 3. Transparency 4. Responsible pricing 5. Fair and respectful treatment of clients 6. Privacy of client data 7. Mechanisms for complaint resolution Client Protection Principles

9 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.Principles of client protection 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

10 Now is a critical time to focus on client protection, for several reasons: Demands for accountability and transparency Microfinance crises in several countries Negative media attention regarding impact Public and governmental concern over high interest rates Rapid growth, rising competition, and new players Why Now?

11 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.Principles of client protection 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

12 Feedback from Participants What challenges have you faced? Prevention of over-indebtedness Transparency Client complaints Others How does the competitiveness of your local market affect your strategies and decisions? What do clients appreciate most about your institution? What would they change if they could?

13 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.Principles of client protection 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

14 Endorsing is very easy! Go to our website (smartcampaign.org) to find: A diverse set of ways that you can support the Campaign Options to recieve more information, tools, and other instruments to implement the Client Protection Principles. Endorse the Smart Campaign

15 Training presentations Networks can train MFIs MFI managers can train staff Staff can train clients Training presentations are available on each of the seven client protection principles. These are found on the Smart Campaign website.

16 Institutional self-assessment

17 Assessors certified by the Smart Campaign provide objective evaluations. Smart Certified Assessors trained in Nairobi, 2009 Evaluation from a Smart Certified Assessor

18 Use Tools to Improve Practice Dozens of tools developed from industry experience are publicly available on the Smart Campaign website. Associat- ions Toolkit Investor Toolkit MFI Toolkit

19 Client Protection Certification is an independent, third- party evaluation to publicly recognize institutions that meet adequate standards of care in client protection. The Certification program was launched in 2013 to set global standards around client protection in the microfinance industry. The program is designed for retail financial institutions that provide services to financially excluded or underserved populations. Find out more: certification certification Pursue Client Protection Certification

20 1.Introduction to the Smart Campaign 2.Principles of client protection 3.Why the Smart Campaign matters now 4.Feedback from participants 5.First steps for implementing client protection 6.Conclusion and call to action Agenda

21 The Smart Campaign is a global, industry-wide initiative promoting client protection. The industry urgently needs to address client protection weaknesses. The Campaign calls for transparent, responsible, and ethical practices that put clients’ interests first. The Campaign has tools to help organizations integrate and monitor good client protection practices. Visit the Smart Campaign website for tools & resources: Conclusion Call to action: How can your organization get involved and support client protection in microfinance?

22 Thank you! Endorse the Smart Campaign. Visit Sign up to receive news and information. Download the Getting Started Questionnaire and conduct a client protection self-assessment.Getting Started Questionnaire What’s next? us!