November 2001 Suggested Faith-based Microfinance Initiative William Michael Cunningham Social Investment Advisor Creative Investment Research, Inc. Copyright,

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November 2001 Suggested Faith-based Microfinance Initiative William Michael Cunningham Social Investment Advisor Creative Investment Research, Inc. Copyright, 2001 by William Michael Cunningham Not for distribution without permission. All rights reverved.

Copyright, WMC and CIRI, Background Faith-based relief agencies work in overseas development and relief on behalf of churches. Faith-based relief agencies seek partnerships with communities and organizations, at home and abroad, in the Church and beyond. Faith-based pension funds have ties to organizations working in the micro-finance and micro-credit area: RISA, ACCION, etc. Seek to create ERISA-compliant, social purpose investment supporting international work in micro-credit. Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) seeks to improve the capacity of micro-finance institutions to deliver flexible, high- quality financial services to the very poor on a sustainable basis.

Copyright, WMC and CIRI, Faith-based Micro-creditProcess Faith-based Micro-credit Process Faith-based NGO’s Micro-credit Specialists Micro-credit Financiers Financial Institutions Review proposals, coordinate application of resources Help insure loan programs succeed Provide funds for projects, etc., Structure investment: risk term location World Bank Guarantee timely payment of principal and interest; Pension Funds - support process, buy bond Identify micro- credit projects based on: Country Need Focus

Copyright, WMC and CIRI, Process steps Outline how faith-based relief agencies can source and identify micro-credit projects. Link faith-based relief organizations to appropriate micro-credit intermediaries: RISA, ACCION, etc. Micro-credit intermediaries and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) develop framework for evaluating, selecting and funding specific projects. Accumulate and pool micro-credit loans. Develop credit facility: create IBRD guaranteed bond. Sell bond to faith-based investors.