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Organisation

Globally oriented

The German Sparkassenstiftung for International Cooperation is the development-policy arm of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. Its task is to disseminate the successful Sparkasse model across regional borders and around the globe. By enabling people in developing countries and emerging economies to access financial services, it aims to create opportunities that will allow them to leave poverty behind.

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Mission and objective

Think globally, act locally, cooperate internationally

Think globally, act locally, cooperate internationally –promoting financial inclusion the world over

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History

More than 30 years of experience

Major milestones in German Sparkassenstiftung's history at a glance.

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Principles

Collaboration, reliance, practice-oriented solutions

Partnership-based cooperation, Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe’s key success factors, practice-oriented solutions

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News

At the end of 2022, the Deutsche Sparkassenstiftung (DSIK) team in Mozambique will conclude its long-standing project work in Mozambique and bid…

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The new project of German Sparkassenstiftung (DSIK) in Ukraine marks the beginning of a partnership with Oschadbank and Bank Lviv. Together with the…

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The German Sparkassenstiftung for International Cooperation has signed new partnership agreements with the Argentine Central Bank, the Argentine…

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German Sparkassenstiftung (DSIK) is turning 30 this year. Reason enough to look back on the founding years until today.

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Heinrich Haasis
Chairman of the Board, German Sparkassenstiftung for International Cooperation

‘German Sparkassenstiftung is sharing the German Sparkassen model – and thus 200 years of experience – with the world.

Channelling savings deposits back into the business cycle within the same region in the form of loans also creates stable structures in developing countries and emerging economies. This enables everyone to benefit from the economic and social upswing.’