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Designing an anchor-led programme

Module 01 / 5 · 65 min · Free preview

Map where cash gets stuck in a value chain, choose the right anchor and design how suppliers join, qualify and get paid.

In this module you will learn to

Map an Ethiopian value chain and locate the finance gaps and risks at each stage
Distinguish the main supply chain finance products from a plain working capital loan
Select an anchor and size a programme from its spend, terms and supplier base
Set supplier onboarding and eligibility rules and choose a delivery platform

Built on

Erudite Africa training module: Ethiopian Context, topic 1.k Supply Chain Finance for Ethiopian Exports/Imports, Level 2 Intermediate (October 2026)
Erudite Africa: Ethiopian regulatory framework register (October 2026)
A commercial bank's Revised Credit Procedure Manual (August 2025), unnamed
NBE directives as listed in the lessons: FXD/01/2024, FXD/04/2026, FXD/05/2026, SBB/87/2024, SBB/90/2024, NBE/INT/13/2026, MCR/01/2020, ONPS/09/2023; NBE MPC No. 7 press release (July 2026)
Movable Property Security Right Proclamation No. 1147/2019 and Warehouse Receipt System Proclamation No. 372/2003, as cited in the bank manual

Examples and companies are fictional. Bank practices are shown as typical Ethiopian practice, not as any one bank's policy. Always apply your own institution's approved policy and the current NBE directives.