Commercialization of Microfinance - Philippines
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On-line edition: Free of Charge Hardcopy price: $10.00 ISBN: 971-561-490-6
Publication Date: May 2003 In stock
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Commercialization of microfinance is an often-talked about but less well-understood concept. It is increasingly recognized that a commercial approach is necessary to achieve mass outreach in microfinance, not only in the Philippines but elsewhere as well.
This report
- analyzes the progress toward commercialization of the Philippines' heterogeneous microfinance industry
- explores the remaining challenges and implications for various types of stakeholders, including microfinance clients and practitioners, government officials, and funding agencies
- recommends positive approaches to the commercialization of microfinance while preserving the traditional social objective of microfinance institutions of expanding access by the poor to financial services
Published in May 2003. 78 pages.
Foreword, Contents, Abbreviations [ PDF: 73 kb | 5 pages ]
Executive Summary [ PDF: 113 kb | 12 pages ]
Introduction [ PDF: 108 kb | 8 pages ]
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- Methodology and Organization
- Framework for Analyzing Microfinance Commercialization
- National Context
Historical Development and Trends in Commercialization [ PDF: 185 kb | 13 pages ]
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- Overview
- Rural Bank Development and Downscaling
- Cooperative Developemnt and Commercialization
- Development and Transformation of Microfinance NGOs
- New Market Entrants
Conduciveness of the Operating Environment [ PDF: 110 kb | 12 pages ]
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- Enabling Policies and Programs
- Accommodating Legal Framework
- Supportive Regulation and Supervision
- Sources of Commercial Funds
- Existence of Key Support Institutions
Challenges to Microfinance Commercialization [ PDF: 77 kb | 5 pages ]
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- Internal Constraints
- Constraints in the Operating Environment
Implications of Microfinance Commercialization [ PDF: 91 kb | 8 pages ]
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- Increased Outreach and Competition
- Improved Efficiency
- Increased Access to Commercial Funds
- Expanded Array of Microfinance Products and Delivery Technologies
- Potential for Mission Drift
Positive Approaches to Microfinance Commercialization [ PDF: 73 kb | 6 pages ]
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- Roles of Government
- Roles of Funding Agencies
- Roles of Microfinance Institutions
- Roles of Key Support Institutions
References, Annexes and Endnotes [ PDF: 120 kb | 16 pages ]
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Published May 2003
The views and interpretations in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those
of the Asian Development Bank.
ISBN No. 971-561-490-6
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