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Work with CAFIA Access

CAFIA Access works with financial providers, public institutions, development partners and business support organisations to improve access to reliable information, preparation support and structured evidence on user needs and barriers.

Choose your pathway

Financial Providers

Banks, microfinance institutions, community banks, financial services associations, credit unions, insurance providers and mobile-money providers.

What the institution may contribute
Confirm product requirements, provide official source links and correct outdated listing information.
What CAFIA provides
Clearer product discovery, better-prepared users and evidence on common information barriers.
Financial provider pathway

Public Institutions

Regulators, ministries, government agencies, local councils, public service institutions and sector licensing bodies.

What the institution may contribute
Confirm official requirements, fees and timelines, and identify the responsible institution for each step.
What CAFIA provides
A public access and preparation layer, clear routing and structured evidence on recurring access barriers.
Public institution pathway

Development Partners and Business Support Organisations

Development partners, NGOs, foundations, business support organisations, training providers, enterprise-development programmes and funders.

What the institution may contribute
Share programme details, dates, target groups and official application links, and correct outdated entries.
What CAFIA provides
Programme visibility, better routing and information on unmet demand and participation barriers.
Development partner and BSO pathway

Our role alongside institutions

Role and responsibility

CAFIA Access complements existing institutional mandates by helping people discover services, understand requirements, prepare their information and reach the appropriate institution. Decisions, approvals and formal responsibilities remain with the responsible organisation.

Public governance principles

These principles describe how CAFIA Access handles public information and institutional contact. They are working principles for the pilot, not a signed institutional agreement.

Neutrality
Product and programme ordering is not determined by sponsorship.
Verification
Institutional submissions will be reviewed before public information is changed.
Mandates
Financing, regulatory, licensing and programme admission decisions rest with the responsible institution.
Consent
Personal information is shared only through an agreed pathway and with appropriate user permission.
Source transparency
Public records should show their source, verification status and last-checked date.
Correction
Institutions may request corrections or provide updated public information.
Insights
Any institutional insight sharing will use anonymised and appropriately aggregated information.

Discuss institutional participation

Contact the CAFIA Access team to discuss how your institution would like to work with this service. Please mention institutional participation so the enquiry reaches the right person.

You can send an enquiry at any time.