New Solidarity Bankers mission in Benin

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At the initiative of the Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation and Crédit Agricole SA, Solidarity Banker volunteering missions are being offered to Crédit Agricole Group employees on behalf of organizations supported by the Foundation. A new Solidarity Banker mission is available for the Association of Grassroots Financing Funds (ACFB) in Benin. This microfinance institution was created in 1995 as part of a project by the local NGO GRAPAD.

ACFB's mission is to provide quality financial and non-financial services to economically disadvantaged, predominantly female, working populations with a view to their advancement. ACFB offers its clients loan and savings services through group and individual methodologies.

Today, ACFB has a Human Resources Department within the General Administration Department, composed of two agents: an HR Monitoring Officer, promoted in 2019 to prepare for the retirement of the former Monitoring Officer, and an Assistant. The institution also has a human resources management manual, HR management tools, and software to manage salaries. However, ACFB lacks a formalized staff evaluation system and a career management plan to leverage the skills and potential of its employees, while identifying and meeting their expectations.

To discover the detailed mission offer Click here.

How to apply

Send your CV and one or two paragraphs expressing your motivation and expertise to carolina.viguet@credit-agricole-sa.fr

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Created in 2008, under the joint leadership of Crédit Agricole SA's management and Professor Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of Grameen Bank, the Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation is a multi-sector operator that contributes to the fight against poverty through financial inclusion and social impact entrepreneurship. As an investor, lender, technical assistance coordinator, and fund advisor, the Foundation supports microfinance institutions and social enterprises in nearly 40 countries.