Transcription of Impact Evaluation for Microfinance - World Bank
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Impact Evaluation for Microfinance : Review of Methodological Issues November 2007 Acknowledgement This paper was written by Dean Karlan1 and Nathanael Comments were provided by Markus Goldstein and Emmanuel Skoufias. This note was task managed by Markus Goldstein and financed by the Trust Fund for Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development supported by Finland and Norway and by the Bank-Netherlands Partnership Program. 1 Yale University and Innovations for Poverty Action 2 Innovations for Poverty Action. The opinions reflected in this paper are the opinions of the authors and not opinions of their institutions. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: WHY EVALUATE?..1 I. DEFINITION OF A. KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF B. LIABILITY STRUCTURE OF Microfinance C. OTHER Microfinance II. TYPES OF POLICIES TO A.
through microfinance to the cost of achieving the same impact through other interventions. The World Bank’s operational policy on financial intermediary lending
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Methodological framework, Methodological, Methodological Briefs Impact, Issues, Risk Financing, OECD METHODOLOGICAL, METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR C, Methodological approaches for, Issues in Mixed Methods Research, Intellectual, CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING DEVELOPMENT, CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE