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The exchange: Strengthening Accountancy as a foundation for MSME sector development and Job creation Innovations in MSME financing 20 th June 2013
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History of MF in Yemen What do we do in YMN Members & Services Financial Indicators Challenges Success factors Final Remarks
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Started in 1997 by the Social Fund for Development (Piloted 5 programs). In 2002, some of the programs emerged into foundations. In 2006, Al-Tadhamon International Islamic Bank, the largest private bank in Yemen, established a program to serve SMEs with loans.
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In 2008, AGFUND, SFD & the private sector established Al-Amal Microfinance Bank which was the first bank specialized in small and micro financial services. In 2009 the Microfinance law was issued. In 2010 Al-Kuraimi Islamic Microfinance bank was the first to be licensed under the Microfinance Law.
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SFD supports the sector Small & Micro Enterprises Promotion Services Agency (SMEPS) Yemen Microfinance Network (YMN) 2 Non-Financial Institutions Business Development Services (BDS) Training & Technical Assistance to MFIs To SMEs To MFIs
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We focus on: ◦Training and building the capacity of microfinance practitioners, ◦Facilitate information sharing among microfinance practitioners, ◦Ensure transparency of information, ◦Research and development, ◦Promote the microfinance sector.
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12 members in YMN (3 banks, 3 foundations, 1 company, 5 programs), 90% of the MF industry. Services provided: ◦Loans (Individual/group) ◦Savings (Compulsory/voluntary) ◦Insurance ◦Training and consulting (Alamal training institute)
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Total number of active borrowers: 82,171 Total number of savers: 159,520 Total outstanding loan portfolio: 7,021 million YR = 32,655,813 USD Total No. of loans dispersed: 563,420 April 2013
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No. of job created: For every 500 USD 1.2 job opportunity ◦= 32,655,813 USD / 500 * 1.2 = 78,373.9 jobs created No. of beneficiaries = no. of loans dispersed * 6.5 (average no. of Yemeni family members) ◦563,420 * 6.5 = 3,662,230 No. of beneficiaries April 2013
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Culture of MF and lending Lending is concentrated in Urban areas Limited product diversification Effects of Political crises in 2011 Staff turnover rate Infrastructure, electricity, transportation Operational cost, and sustainability
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Portfolio at risk is 0% highest 5% In 2010 growth rates is 62% MF law issued in 2009 Mobile banking Provision of Non-Financial services (SMEPS) Support of MFIs (YMN)
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ILO report " Generation at risk" 73 million young people are estimated to be unemployed by the end of 2013. In Yemen almost half of the population in lives below the poverty line Poverty alleviation + job creation = One of the many approaches is Microfinance. YMN’s Vision: Microfinance opportunities to all low-income Yemenis.
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