Case Study
Regional Microfinance Development Nusa Tenggara Barat : Concept and Implementation Strategy
Details of a project developing microfinance in a remote province in Indonesia
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This document details the process of setting up and operating the Microfinance Development Project in the province of Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB) in Indonesia.
The document provides information about:
- NTB its population and income-generating activities;
- The rural microfinance market analysis that compared current demand and supply and found:
- A large potential for savings mobilization;
- A range of sources of microfinance supply.
- The Kecamatan development project that had a unique feature, the finance management unit (UPKB), as a second-tier organization that provides loans to self-help-groups (SHGs) and microfinance institutions (MFIs);
- The functioning and advantages of the UPKBs, stating that:
- They close both the financial and distance gaps;
- The deteriorating quality of most UPKBs did not result in discontinuation of its activities.
- Reasons for UPKB's increasing non-performing loans (NPLs);
- The new approach to UPKB development that changed the name of the institution to Village Financial Services Company (UsPKD) and focused on sustainability.
The document recommends that:
- The transfer of assets from UPKB to UsPKD include verification and reassessment of all loans;
- The village own the UsKPD completely;
- The loan fund become a subordinate loan to UsPKD in order to strengthen equity.
The document concludes by describing the Regional Microfinance development in NTB project - its objectives, its advantages and its implementation process.
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