Financing micro, small, and medium enterprises [electronic resource] : an independent evaluation of IFC's experience with financial intermediaries in frontier countries / Independent Evaluation Group.
Contributor(s): Carpio, Denis T
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Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group, 2008Description: xlv, 85 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.Subject(s): International Finance Corporation -- Evaluation | Small business -- Developing countries -- Finance -- Evaluation | Microfinance -- Developing countries -- Evaluation | Financial institutions -- Developing countries -- EvaluationGenre/Form: Electronic books. Online resources: An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view Also available on the World Wide Web.Abstract: This study evaluates the effectiveness of IFC's strategic priority of private sector development in frontier countries (high-risk and/or low-income) by supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) during fiscal years (FY)1994-2006. IFC has channeled its support to MSME's by: i) indirect financing through financial intermediaries, and ii) by indirect institution-building support via specialized regional small and medium enterprise (SME) development facilities. This evaluation analyzes IFC's development results and provides recommendations on how IFC's performance can be improved in this area going forward.
"This report draws on research, analyses, and contributions by several members of a study team led by Denis T. Carpio"--P. xi.
Foreword and Executive summary also in French and Spanish.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 85).
This study evaluates the effectiveness of IFC's strategic priority of private sector development in frontier countries (high-risk and/or low-income) by supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) during fiscal years (FY)1994-2006. IFC has channeled its support to MSME's by: i) indirect financing through financial intermediaries, and ii) by indirect institution-building support via specialized regional small and medium enterprise (SME) development facilities. This evaluation analyzes IFC's development results and provides recommendations on how IFC's performance can be improved in this area going forward.
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