Microfinance Partnership Schemes
At Ecobank Foundation, we innovate and develop long-term solutions to lift people out of poverty. We help Africans to help themselves.
The Ecobank Foundation aims to transform lives in Africa. We focus attention and resources on three key areas: health, education and financial inclusion. Every day, we bring real hope to people in the communities where Ecobank operates. Our programmes are in line with Ecobank Foundation’s pursuit of achieving the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals and the African Union’s Agenda 2063.
Health
Millions of Africans lack access to basic healthcare. At Ecobank Foundation, we want to change this. We are committed to building resilient health systems across the continent. A healthy population translates into increased productivity.
Education
We make a difference to the lives of young people across Africa by providing innovative learning solutions that are targeted to their needs. We partner with various organisations to create better access to quality education to develop the next generation of entrepreneurs and leaders in Africa.
Financial Inclusion
Ecobank Foundation is working to ensure that Africans have access to basic financial services to help them realise their dreams. When people have access to finance, they have a chance to save, invest and protect themselves against risks. This is crucial to the economic empowerment of individuals, families and communities across Africa.
The Global Fund Partnership
Our work with the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria seeks to deliver a range of health programmes in Africa.
AfricaThriving International Partnership
We take on some of Africa’s biggest challenges and provide the support that people need to transform their lives.
OneFamilyHealth Partnership
OneFamilyHealth is a public-private partnership between the Ecobank Foundation, GlaxoSmithKline and the Government of Rwanda.
African Leadership University Partnership
Education is an enabler of Africa’s transformation. We work with partner organisations to address all aspects of education in Africa.
The Royal College of Physicians Partnership
We work in partnership with the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) on a doctor training programme known as the M-PACT project.