The MFMI is working to provide a comprehensive base of knowledge to help microfinance trainers and academics with their need for 1) packaged content,  2) tips and tools to better design, develop and deliver curriculum, learning tools and programs, and 3) ways to measure the effectiveness and impact of training and academic programs.  This new resource center will also include sections designed to help students find fellowships and internships with MFIs, to help academic fellows in exchange programs, and to list calendars of educational programs and training offerings.

The MFMI catalogues the work of its members, and other valuable resources in the Resource Library of academic resources related to skills and learning in microfinance.  The MFMI gratefully welcomes experts to submit their ideas, case studies, curricula, exercises, videos, and other materials to the Resource Library to help fill these electronic bookshelves.  The MFMI also welcomes professionals to apply for funding support to develop new tools and materials.

Please contact the MFMI with your ideas for resources, such as documents, books, reviews, cases, as well as your suggestions for how the MFMI can better promote forums and South-South networking among those dedicated to the reduction of poverty.