A Peer Learning Group (PLG) is an action-oriented approach to learning, knowledge production and sharing that brings together like-minded practitioners and enables them to face common challenges and opportunities. Through a condensed and facilitated learning process, PLG members interact virtually as well as in-person over a period of 6-9 months to tackle their collective learning questions.
Interested in hosting a Peer Learning Group or learning more? Contact us at seep@seepnetwork.org!
Generates, consolidates and disseminates evidence on best practices related to Savings Groups in emergencies
Active | 2021
Investigates the gendered effects of COVID-19 and explores gender-intentional response and recovery efforts through Savings Groups
Active | 2021-2022
Explored the potential of Savings Groups in exanding access to financial services for refugees
Completed | 2020
Examined the role of Savings Groups in supporting graduation from social protection programs
Completed | 2020
Focused on how social norms affect women and the economy, including both gender and economic norms
Completed | 2017
Addressed challenges and opportunities of financial service providers in working with Savings Groups
Completed | 2017
Serves as a how to manual to support practitioners to learn, collaborate and address shared challenges
Completed | 2016
Through the Responsible Finance Through Local Leadership & Learning program, SEEP has facilitated associate-to-association study tours to showcase best practices, highlight cautionary tales and promote proven consumer protection principles. Explore three outputs from these peer learning exchanges below.
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