KfW Entwicklungsbank has established the financing institution, JAIDA, with the aim to serve the Moroccan microfinance sector with funding and support. JAIDA was created as part of a cooperative venture with the Caisse de DépÌ«t et de Gestion (CDG), a Moroccan public financial institution, the Agence Fran̤aise de Développement (AFD), the French Development Agency, and the French Caisse de DépÌ«t et de Consignation (CDC), a French state-owned financial institution.
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