USAID works with a wide range of microenterprise institutions, including commercial banks, consulting organizations, NGOs, government agencies, non-bank financial institutions, PVOs, research institutions, cooperatives and credit unions, finance companies, and business associations. Please find below links to these past and present implementing partners, including AMAP consortia members, as well as donors, strategic partners, and industry resources.
AMAP Consortia (text-only): The AMAP consortia comprise more than 50 organizations that provide access to both long- and short-term technical assistance and expertise. Consortia members include NGOs, universities, and contractors considered to be among the best in the microenterprise development field.
FIELD-Support (text-only): The FIELD-Support team comprises 10 core members whose complementary skills, long experience, and widely recognized expertise can help address the challenges to broad-based economic growth. The team is supported by 17 resource organizations with specialized expertise. To view the FIELD-Support team, click on the FIELD-Support link and scroll to the middle of the page.
Implementing Partners (text-only) USAID funds more than 500 organizations that implement microenterprise development programs worldwide. Please click on the link for a complete listing of these organizations and links to their websites.
Strategic Partners and Industry Resources (text -only) USAID works closely with a number of organizations involved in microenterprise development to promote best practices, coordinate and leverage common resources, and share information.
Donors (text-only) Many donor organizations provide funding towards microenterprise development efforts, and USAID collaborates with these organizations to further the goal of alleviating poverty among the world’s poorest.