Unlocking Social Finance Opportunities in Cyprus

How can social finance and social innovation transform Cyprus's economic landscape?

To answer this question and pave the way for sustainable development, the European Microfinance Network (EMN), in collaboration with the Center for Social Innovation (CSI), and with the support of the European Investment Bank, the European Commission, and the InvestEU Advisory Hub, invites entrepreneurs, financial professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in the topic to an important event: "Unlocking Social Finance Opportunities in Cyprus."

Join us on Tuesday, 3 November at the vibrant green space Gardens of the Future in the heart of Nicosia for an event designed to provide better understanding of social finance through industry experts and clarify the European and Cypriot financing ecosystem. This event serves as a critical meeting point for anyone wishing to drive ethical and meaningful economic change in Cyprus and beyond.

Why Attend?

• Expert Knowledge on Social Finance: Discover local and European financial mechanisms, barriers, and prospects directly from market leaders
• Navigating AI Disruptions: Participate in an engaging fireside chat exploring the rapid transformation of the financial industry
• Practical Workshop: Join a workshop focused on social enterprises as drivers of change, and learn how to leverage critical European funding pathways
• Networking and Local Exploration: Connect with like-minded pioneers during networking breaks

Admission is free, but spaces are limited. Secure your place today and become part of the conversation shaping Cyprus's social and financial future.

This event is organized under the Social Finance Technical Assistance Inclusion Program (SIFTA), which is funded by the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Union under the InvestEU initiative. Authors or speakers bear full responsibility for the content, presentations, and information shared during the event. The views, findings, or interpretations expressed during the event do not necessarily reflect the official views or policies of the European Commission or the European Investment Bank (EIB).