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SFED SpecialistsThis is a Directory of SFED specialists, with a catalogue of services they can provide.
Specialist role in generalSpecialists' roles within the ICCO en KerkInActie programme are:
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Financial ServicesMain partner in the ICCO Alliance is Oikocredit
FS1: Microfinance, Mr. Ben Nijkamp(tel *31-306927953) e-mail: [ben.nijkamp[at]iccoenkerkinactie.nl]
FS2: Loans, Guarantees and Participation, Mrs. Lisette van Benthum,(tel: *3130-6927802)
External linking and networking NorthMicroNed: Netherlands platform Microfinance, co-ordinates efforts of the four largest funding agencies http://www.micro-ned.nl/ Please look here for a list of colleagues of the Dutch partners in Microned (April 09). ICCO is a member of the Netherlands Platform Microfinance. Zie http://www.microfinance.nl/ ICCO is a member of the European Platform Microfinance Zie http://www.microfinance-platform.eu/
Key IssuesCapacity building of Microfinance Institutions, training of Microfinance staff (Ben Nijkamp) Social Performance Monitoring, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of Grants and loans to Microfinance Institutions (Ben Nijkamp)
Business plan development and financial projections (Lisette van Benthum) Assessing businessplan and financial projections in view of obtaining an ICCO-Guarantee for a loan (Lisette van Benthum)
Some examples of our services
Powerpoint presentation "Financial Instruments"
Key DocumentsInternal Documents:Policy notes on financing instruments
Seed capital (version Nov 2007): seed_capital_policy_framework_version_11-11.doc Equity (version Nov 2007): Equity_Participations_version_nov_2007.doc Draft guidelines Guarantees to local banks, (Jan 2008): guarantee_on_local_bankloan,_draft_jan_2008.doc
Recommended ReadingLinking microfinance to social services
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International Markets: CottonCotton specialist: Marian van Weert Contact details: M: 0031 6 22520167 W: http://www.icco.nl/delivery/icco/en/doc.phtml?p=cotton
Services related to the Cotton program
Key PartnersFor the promotion of - Fairtrade Cotton in the Netherlands: http://www.maxhavelaar.nl/ - Organic Cotton globally: http://www.organicexchange.org/ - Sustainable Cotton globally: http://www.bettercotton.org/ - Better Social Working Conditions in the supply chain:http://www.fairwear.nl/index.php?t=2 Programatic Aproach with Organisations in the North- Solidaridad: http://www.solidaridad.nl/professionals/who-we-are - Sustainable Trade Initiave: http://www.dutchsustainabletrade.com/page/Information_in_English - Helvetas: http://www.helvetas.org/wEnglish/index.asp
Key Documents or WebsitesCotton Program Plan in Dutch Cotton Program Plan in English Fibl guide to Organic Farming https://www.fibl-shop.org/english/shop/article/1388-cotton-guide.html (€ 6.00) Organic Exchange Farm Development Program Info: http://www.organicexchange.org/Farm/farm_center.php Online Organic Cotton Community: http://www.organiccotton.org/
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Private Sector cooperationProgramme Specialist: Nelleke van der Vleuten T: +31 (0)30-8801801 (direct) (0)6-5023 8878 (mobile) (0)30-6927827 (secretariat) E-mail: nelleke.van.der.vleuten[at]icco.nl Website: www.icco.nl/bedrijven
Key DocumentsICCO Position paper on Private Sector Cooperation Company scan (adaptation of Code of Conduct) Dynamics (in near future) General Flyer Private Sector Cooperation ‘Profit for Development’ (EN/NL/SP/FR/Port) ICCO website A ‘Rough Guide’ to Partnerships in Global Commodity Chains (ECSAD/ICCO) Partnerships, power and equity in global commodity chains, Position paper on cooperation between companies and ngos in stimulating sustainable development (ICCO/ECSAD) Booklet The Base of the Pyramid as a development strategy Share People http://www.sharepeople.nl/en
Services related to Private Sector Cooperation1. Advice, guidance and capacity building towardsa. PME & capacity building (why and how to….) and other basic requirements (see above) of the sub programme Private Sector cooperation b. thematic areas: i. partnerships with the private sector (why, when, how, which areas) in value chains (a.o. contract farming); in so-called inclusive business or Base of the Pyramid (BOP) strategies; and/or towards (other) MDGs; ii. corporate social responsibility and the difference from philanthropy and corporate citizenship; iii. strategies for fund raising with the private sector and how to strategically link this to the work of the NGO; 2. Advice & brokering for sharing knowledge & experience with managers of the Dutch private sector.For addressing management issues, business orientation in the work of partner organisations and other challenges for fair and sustainable development - through SharePeople; 3. Advice & brokeringfor improving value chains and processes for SFED and ABS- with the help of market based innovations (products, services) - with private sector and knowledge institutions; 4. Facilitate the co-creation of innovations(esp. for so-called inclusive business or Base of the Pyramid (BOP) strategies) between (Northern) private sector and (southern) NGOs / producers & low income groups; 5. Advice & brokering how to influence and work with companiesso that their CSR policy & practices are more in alignment with our views on poverty alleviation & the rights based approach;
___________________________________________________________ International Markets: Forest Products
Specialist international markets forest products: Mr. Harrie Schreppers (tel. ++31 (0)30-8801825; email harrie.schreppers@iccoenkerkinactie.nl)
External linking and networking North- ICCO is partner in the Dutch Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) for timber and other forest products (The Amazon Alternative): http://www.dutchsustainabletrade.com - ICCO supports (and is member of) FSC International: http://www.fsc.org
Key Issues- Generating income for small holders and forest communities under social acceptable and ecological sound circumstances. - Economic organization and capacity building (scaling up, marketing, exchange of successful models) - Multifunctionality of the forest for economic results for forest communities (income from sales of timber, NTFPs and environmental services). - Creating and enlarging support from the (civil) society by way of lobby and advocacy (see below)
Some examples of our services- Supporting smallholder forestry businesses in becoming reliable, sustainable and successful organisations that benefit the communities - Looking for (international) market opportunities for small producers (for Timber and Non-Timber products). - Support in exchange of knowledge and experiences of small producers and group certificate holders worldwide. - (Support in) lobby and advocacy on land use rights, trade, laws, Fair Trade/FSC dual certification, illegal timber, REDD, procurement policy). - Stimulation of increased access to finance and support of development of Financial Services for the forestry sector (in cooperation with Financial Services)
Key Documents- ICCO’s Strategic position on Forest Products 2006-2010 (internal ICCO document, at the moment only available in Dutch).
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