The role of AMPI in the expansion of MFS in Africa Part I



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The role of AMPI in the expansion of MFS in Africa Part I AFI 14 February 2013 AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 1

The role of AMPI in the expansion of MFS in Africa : Overview for AFI members discussion Plan of the overview 1- AMPI strategic objectives 2- AMPI activities 3- AMPI Help Desk 4- Proposed Work plan for the First Year AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 2

AMPI Strategic objectives 1/2 1- Determine effective policy solutions to advance Mobile Financial Services (MFS) in Africa: Facilitate the development of policy and regulatory frameworks for MFS, through an enhanced cooperation amongst policymakers & regulators in Africa. The cooperation, via AMPI activities, should also involve private sectors players, development partners and research institutions. AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 3

AMPI Strategic objectives 2/2 Help to launch new or to expand on existing MFS policy & regulatory initiatives 2- Serve as a peer learning platform for AFI members in Africa to coordinate efforts and share knowledge and experiences on MFS issues. 3- Facilitate High-Level Discussion amongst Leaders with the view to identify barriers that impede the uptake of MFS in Africa and to harmonize regulations related to MFS AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 4

AMPI (proposed) Activities - 1/3 1. Mapping of comparative case studies on policy and regulatory implications of new business models which increase the provision of a full range of technology-enabled financial services and products to the poor and low income people in Africa 2. Facilitating interaction amongst AFI African members on MFS related topics (through member zone discussions, thematic workshops, High-level policy makers and regulators meetings) AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 5

AMPI (proposed) Activities - 2/3 3. Facilitating the advancement of researches and studies on policy, regulation and supervision of MFS and related technology based financial services 4. Provide support for implementing Maya Declaration commitments relating to MFS AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 6

AMPI (proposed) Activities - 3/3 5. Liaising with AFI Working Groups on technical issues and inform AFI African members appropriately. 6. Facilitating (in collaboration with the AFI Secondment Program) knowledge exchange visits for practical issues on MFS. 7. Facilitating the cooperation on MFS regulatory issues, through an enhanced dialogue between regulators and the other stakeholders (private sectors players, development partners, research institutions, etc..). AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 7

AMPI Help Desk 1/2 Proposed structure Virtual network secretariat with members from AFI African member Institutions. The virtual secretariat (Help Desk) will be coordinated by the AFI Management Unit. The Help Desk will liaise with AFI members, private sector players, development partners and research institutions to facilitate information flow and knowledge sharing. AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 8

AMPI Help Desk 2/2 Proposed logistical arrangements Information sharing amongst the Help Desk members through electronic messaging (e-mails) Periodic conference calls Information sharing with AFI African members through the AMPI Group on the AFI member Zone and the AMPI webpage within AFI website Face-to-face meetings during Leaders Roundtable meetings, GPF and whenever necessary AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 9

Draft work plan (First year) 1/2 Help Desk set-up (during the Leaders Roundtable in Zanzibar February 2013) Organizational Set-up Establishment of information database Conducting need assessment Facilitating members capacity building (e.g. knowledge exchange visits on MFS related topics). AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 10

Draft work plan (First year) Coordinating the organization of a regional cooperation meeting for AFI African members during 2013 GPF Setting-up a tool for the monitoring and evaluation of AMPI activities. ============ AMPI The African Mobile Phone Financial Services Policy Initiative 11