Journal of International Development · 1996 · 105 citations · 5 references
Sustainable DevelopmentMicrofinanceFintechSustainability AccountingManagementEconomic AnalysisAccounting DataMicroenterprise LendersEconomicsAccountingCredit MarketVenture CapitalCorporate Social ResponsibilityFinanceSustainable FinanceMicrofinance NgosMicrofinance ProvidersBusinessFinancial InclusionSustainabilityMicro Finance InstitutionFinancial MechanismInnovative Financing
The progression of microfinance NGOs from small, money-losing operations to large providers of banking services to the poor involves many risks. Unless these risks are managed successfully, the conflict between the objectives of outreach and sustainability becomes destructive to both. Several analytical tools based on accounting data and financial analysis can monitor progress toward sustainability with expanding outreach. These should be routinely applied by microfinance providers and the donors that sponsor them.
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Choice Reviews Online · 1995 · 382 citations
Microenterprise credit programs: Déja vu
Dale W. Adams, J. D. Von Pischke · World Development · 1992 · 280 citations
Fintech, Déja Vu, Credit Market +4