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Microfinance Clients Facing the COVID-19 Crisis: From Findings to Action for MFIs

This publication presents the main results of MFI client surveys in seven countries (Bhutan, Myanmar, Rwanda, Senegal, Togo, Cape Verde and El Salvador), as well as the concrete measures taken by MFIs to meet the needs expressed by their clients.

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Weathering the Storm II: A Case Study of Viator

Lessons learned from previous crises to help with future crisis responses

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Azerbaijan Annual Benchmark Report

This report includes key financial and operational indicators that provide a country overview, indicator level performance and institutional details. 

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Promoting Responsible Finance and Sustainability in Azerbaijan

This learning brief provides an overview of the key players in the Azerbaijan microfinance sector, followed by more detail on the approaches used by Azerbaijan micro-finance Association (AMFA) to build its sustainability and credibility in the sector.

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Assessment of the Effects and Behavioural Changes of Financial and Non-Financial Services on Youth

Financial diaries study of 280 YouthStart participants in Togo and Ethiopia
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Microfinance Associations: Roles and New Leadership Opportunities

Summary of case studies profiling leading associations in Azerbaijan, Ecuador, Pakistan and Peru
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Togo: Postal Financial Inclusion through Mobile Agencies

Case study analyzing the success factors and challenges of the Togolese Post's mobile initiative
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FINCA Azerbaijan: Transforming Clients’ Complaints into Loyalty for Life

Case study on developing client complaint handling mechanisms
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FinDev Azerbaijan: Retaining Key Staff Through a “Pay for Performance” Culture

Case study on a new staff performance appraisal system and salary compensation scheme
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Expanding Islamic Microfinance in Azerbaijan: The Case for Industry Coordination to Serve New Client Segments

Addressing client drop-outs due to financial product inconsistencies with their religious beliefs