7th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum
November 24 - 25, 2017 Istanbul, Turkey
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| Technical Session I: Global Development and future potential of Islamic Microfinance |
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| Islamic Microfinance – Global Scenario & Emerging Trends |
| The Challenges of Institutional diversity, regulation and supervision in Islamic Microfinance |
| Scaling of Islamic Microfinance – Opportunities & Challenges |
| Shariah principles, Operational Mechanism and Marketing Strategies of Islamic Microfinance |
| Innovation, impact assessment and future potential of Islamic Microfinance |
| Technical Session II: Evidence of Impact – Financial Inclusion through Islamic Microfinance |
| Islamic Microfinance as an effective tool of Financial Inclusion |
| Financial Inclusion through Islamic Microfinance - Evidence of Impact |
| How Islamic Microfinance can support to tackle the Refugees Crises; The Next Financial Inclusion Frontier |
| Financial Inclusion: progress, challenges and view of the future Islamic Microfinance |
| The Digital Revolution and Financial Inclusion |
| Technical Session III: Qarz-e-Hassan Model of Islamic Microfinance |
| Akhuwat model adding new dimensions in Microfinance salient features |
| Qarz –e- Hassan for Agricultural and Rural Finance |
| Linking Microfinance with business community |
| Replicating Qarz-e-Hassan Model – Challenges & Benefits |
| Impact assessment – A Case Study |
| Technical Session IV: Power Table - Panel Discussion: Funding Sources to Flourish Islamic Microfinance Industry |
| Funding challenges of Islamic Microfinance Institutions |
| How to fund Islamic microfinance institutions |
| Role of Funding Agencies for the Islamic Microfinance |
| Crowd funding and Technological platform to generate the Funding opportunities |
| Technical Session V: Power Table – Panel Discussion: Fintech, Crowd funding & Crypto currencies – A New Frontiers of Islamic Microfinance: |
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| Adoption of Technology for increased transparency and efficiency |
| Integration of Mobile/ Branchless banking with Islamic Microfinance |
| Crypto Currencies/peer to peer Networks-Bringing Islamic Microfinance to the Digital World |
| Role of IT solutions to strengthen Islamic Microfinance Industry |
| Technical Session Vi: Power Table – Panel Discussion: Outreach, Challenges & Opportunities: |
| Initiative needed in designing a framework for policy making for the expansion of Islamic Microfinance |
| Bottlenecks in the strategies which constraint the growth of Islamic Microfinance |
| Youth Development and Vocational Literacy program through Islamic Microfinance |
| Opportunities and Challenges faced by Islamic Microfinance Industry |
| Technical Session VII: Islamic Agriculture and Rural Finance |
| How Islamic Microfinance can facilitate the Rural Finance? |
| Islamic Agricultural Finance – An Ideal Mechanism to fulfill the all crop/ farmer needs |
| Salaam & other Hybrid Products for Agri. & Rural Finance |
| Compatibility of Islamic Financial Products with Conventional Rural Credit lending Models |
| Financing need for Agricultural productions Cycle – Stages & Activities |
| Technical Session VIII: Micro Takaful, Waqf & Zakat – Supportive Elements for Islamic Microfinance |
| Waqf base Models for Islamic Microfinance |
| Micro Takaful as Risk Management tool of Islamic Microfinance |
| Micro Takaful products for Islamic Micro, Rural & Agricultural Finance |
| Shariah Aspects of Islamic Microfinance |
| Can Zakat supplement Islamic Microfinance Programs? |
| Introduction to Agricultural & Rural Operations |
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| Farm Operations: |
| Land Preparation |
| Sowing |
| Weeding |
| Harvesting |
| Marketing |
| Fertilizer/Pesticides application |
| Non Farm Operations: |
| Rearing of livestock |
| Off Farm |
| Murabaha as Model of Agri. & Rural Finance |
| Financing of Agricultural inputs to farmers through Murabaha. |
| Murabaha contract/process flow. |
| Various risks associated with Murabaha. |
| Murabaha price and booking of Murabaha. |
| Some accounting/ Prudential (AAOIFI + SBP) |
| Salam and Parallel Salam |
| Structure of Salam and Parallel Salam. |
| Application of Salam in financing liquidity requirements of farmers. |
| Use of Murabaha and Salam to finance various production and consumption needs. |
| Practical application in various seasonal operations of agricultural production cycle. |
| Islamic Financing for Livestock Sector |
| Livestock financing Models for Rural Development |
| Livestock development through Islamic Microfinance |
| Musharaka, Muzara & Diminishing Musharakah |
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| Concept of Musharakah and its variants. |
| Shariah legitimacy of Muzara financing and application for share cropping. |
| Musharakah of bank, farmers and agricultural extension advisory. |
| Concept of Diminishing Musharakah and application for financing agricultural machinery |
| Ijarah (Islamic Lease) |
| Shariah Principals & Mechanism of Ijarah |
| Use of Ijarah in Agricultural Finance |
| Ijarah as ideal mode of financing for agricultural durables (Tractors, Machinery etc) |
| Sukuk for Agricultural Sector |
| Muzara & Musaaqqa, Sukuk ( An innovative product for corporate farming) |
| Structure, Operation & Performance of agricultural |
| Takaful Products for Rural and Agri. Sector |
| Disaster Management in Rural and Agricultural Sector through Takaful |
| Takaful Products for crops and livestock |
| Micro Takaful for Agri./ Rural Development |
| Rural and Agricultural Infrastructure Development through Islamic Finance |
| Rural and Agricultural Development through Islamic Finance |
| Model Villages through Islamic Finance Mechanism |