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UNCDF is the UN\u2019s capital investment agency for the world\u2019s 48 least developed countries. It creates new opportunities for poor people and their communities by increasing access to microfinance and investment capital. UNCDF focuses on Africa and the poorest countries of Asia, with a special commitment to countries emerging from conflict or crisis. It provides seed capital \u2013 grants and loans \u2013 and technical support to help financial service providers reach more poor households and small businesses, and local governments finance the capital investments that will improve poor peoples\u2019 lives. Financial inclusion means universal access, at a reasonable cost, to a wide range of financial services, provided by a variety of sound and sustainable institutions. The range of financial services includes savings, short and long-term credit, leasing and factoring, mortgages, insurance, pensions, payments, local money transfers and international remittances. (http:\/\/www.uncdf.org).<\/p>\n

Job Description<\/strong><\/p>\n

Job Title:\u00a0Internship: Communication and Knowledge Management<\/strong><\/p>\n

MicroLead<\/strong><\/p>\n

In September 2011, UNCDF and The MasterCard Foundation launched the expansion of the successful MicroLead (MLE) programme with the goal to increase access to microfinance, particularly savings services, to a minimum of 450,000 low income people in Sub-Saharan Africa. MLE supports leading Financial Service Providers (FSPs) and\/or Technical Service Providers (TSPs) with savings-led methodologies to expand their operations\/services to new, underserved markets. MLE has implementing partners operating in Rwanda, Malawi, Cameroon, Liberia, Tanzania, Burundi, Ghana, Uganda, Burkina Faso, Benin and Myanmar. With a view to strengthening knowledge around the development of savings products in financial institutions in developing countries, the MLE incorporates a strong learning agenda to encourage the sharing of best practices and knowledge within the microfinance community and beyond.<\/p>\n

Among the different outputs under its knowledge management activities, MLE promotes knowledge sharing and learning for and with the partners of the programme. As part of this commitment, MLE has created a learning platform composed of knowledge sharing events and tools during the course of its programme. In addition, MLE organized yearly learning events for its partners, for four years running in a bid to:<\/p>\n