• Regional In-country Training Workshops:  Participants develop and share their expertise on microfinance regulation.  The 12 workshops created an international network of practitioners, sharing knowledge, experience and innovative ideas.  Beneficiaries include local microfinance entities, NGOs, central banks, other bank regulators, think tanks, borrower groups and government law and policymakers • Post-Training Policy Dialogues:  IDLO organizes post-training, cross-regional policy dialogues connecting policymakers and microfinance practitioners to share best practices and innovations.
 
• Summary Seminar in Rome:  This event gathered selected alumni from throughout the world to create and implement in-country projects that strengthen microfinance legal and regulatory frameworks. • Institutional Strengthening Grants:  IDLO provides grants to selected alumni who have successfully completed a microfinance regional training program.  The grants are intended to perpetuate efforts to strengthen the country or region’s legal/regulatory structures and institutions.