Lessons from experience[, volume] II : the design and implementation of commercial lending projects by AID"s Bureau for Private Enterprise
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This report summarizes lessons learned from the Bureau for Private Enterprise"s (PRE) credit projects for small and medium- sized enterprises.
1988
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Abstract
Based on field assessments, it reports on the impact and cost-effectiveness of nine projects (including both direct credit projects and those that provided credit through commercial financial institutions): Leather Industries of Kenya; Antigua Shrimpery Ltd.; Kenya Commercial Finance Company; WAFABANK (Morocco); Thai Danu Bank; FINADE (Dominican Republic); FINIBER (Ecuador); Far East Bank and Trust (Philippines); and FINANQUIL (Ecuador). Using a simple model of the private sector project cycle, the report identifies 28 lessons that have been learned. Each lesson consists of a research finding, a discussion of the finding, and a recommendation. The lessons cover identification of private sector credit problems, working with local financial institutions, effective project designs, and monitoring and evaluation of commercial credit projects.
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