Monday, May 26, 2014

Re: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 

Hi Kim --

The surveys are now on my website, links right under the paper: http://karlan.yale.edu/p/index.php?sort=type

Cheers,
Dean



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hi kim --

sure, i'll post the surveys on my website.  may be next week before i can.  the data will be made public too once the paper is out, not sure the exact timing but likely Fall.  

-- dean


On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 8:39 PM, Kim Wilson orientrow@yahoo.com [MicrofinancePractice] <MicrofinancePractice@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Thank you, Dean. Would you mind attaching the survey guide? We would be grateful.I know this area of Mexico well and would appreciate any questionnaires, etc. 

 
Kim Wilson
Faculty, Fletcher School, Tufts University (617-763-2469)
Kimberley.Wilson@Tufts.Edu

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Subject: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 
Hi listserve --

The revised and now forthcoming (American Economic Journal: Applied Economics) version of our Compartamos impact paper is here: http://karlan.yale.edu/p/Compartamos%20Impact%20AEJ-AE%20FINAL.pdf.

It will be coming out in an issue alongside several other randomized trials on microcredit.  

Cheers,
Dean

 
Dean Karlan
Professor of Economics, Yale University
27 Hillhouse Avenue, Room 23
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Phone: (203) 432-4479






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Phone: (203) 432-4479




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Friday, May 23, 2014

Re: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 

hi kim --

sure, i'll post the surveys on my website.  may be next week before i can.  the data will be made public too once the paper is out, not sure the exact timing but likely Fall.  

-- dean


On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 8:39 PM, Kim Wilson orientrow@yahoo.com [MicrofinancePractice] <MicrofinancePractice@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Thank you, Dean. Would you mind attaching the survey guide? We would be grateful.I know this area of Mexico well and would appreciate any questionnaires, etc. 

 
Kim Wilson
Faculty, Fletcher School, Tufts University (617-763-2469)
Kimberley.Wilson@Tufts.Edu

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Subject: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 
Hi listserve --

The revised and now forthcoming (American Economic Journal: Applied Economics) version of our Compartamos impact paper is here: http://karlan.yale.edu/p/Compartamos%20Impact%20AEJ-AE%20FINAL.pdf.

It will be coming out in an issue alongside several other randomized trials on microcredit.  

Cheers,
Dean

 
Dean Karlan
Professor of Economics, Yale University
27 Hillhouse Avenue, Room 23
P.O. Box 208269
New Haven, CT 06520-8269
Phone: (203) 432-4479






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Re: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 

Thank you, Dean. Would you mind attaching the survey guide? We would be grateful.I know this area of Mexico well and would appreciate any questionnaires, etc. 

 
Kim Wilson
Faculty, Fletcher School, Tufts University (617-763-2469)
Kimberley.Wilson@Tufts.Edu

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Subject: [MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 
Hi listserve --

The revised and now forthcoming (American Economic Journal: Applied Economics) version of our Compartamos impact paper is here: http://karlan.yale.edu/p/Compartamos%20Impact%20AEJ-AE%20FINAL.pdf.

It will be coming out in an issue alongside several other randomized trials on microcredit.  

Cheers,
Dean

 
Dean Karlan
Professor of Economics, Yale University
27 Hillhouse Avenue, Room 23
P.O. Box 208269
New Haven, CT 06520-8269
Phone: (203) 432-4479



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[MFP] Compartamos impact paper

 

Hi listserve --

The revised and now forthcoming (American Economic Journal: Applied Economics) version of our Compartamos impact paper is here: http://karlan.yale.edu/p/Compartamos%20Impact%20AEJ-AE%20FINAL.pdf.

It will be coming out in an issue alongside several other randomized trials on microcredit.  

Cheers,
Dean

 
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Friday, May 16, 2014

[MFP] Fwd: Join Us! Commenting Period Extended to May 23

 

Dear All:

The discussion period was just extended. 

Liselle


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Date: Fri, May 16, 2014 at 3:14 PM
Subject: Join Us! Commenting Period Extended to May 23
To: lyorke@grameenfoundation.org
You Are Invited
to an Online Discussion

"Over-Indebtedness

in Developing Countries:

Causes, Risks, and Remedies"
 
Today through May 23, 2014

 

The Microfinance CEO Working Group invites you to participate in an interactive online discussion forum today through May 23, 2014, following the release of two new publications:

Over-Indebtedness: A Risk Management Approach
and 
Over-Indebtedness in Mexico: Its Effect on Borrowers
 

We hope you will join the dialogue and contribute your insights and perspective on the publication topics. The companion publications present a critical analysis of some of the causes, risks, and potential solutions surrounding over-indebtedness in the microfinance industry:

 

Over-Indebtedness: A Risk Management Approach looks at the leading indicators of the trend toward over-indebtedness and delineates steps that MFIs can take to mitigate the risks should over-indebtedness hit the markets in which they operate.

  

Over-Indebtedness in Mexico: Its Effect on Borrowers studies the specific threat of over-indebtedness in Mexico by analyzing credit data from a pool of loan applicants, a survey of branch managers, and qualitative interviews with borrowers themselves, many of whom were experiencing or had experienced debt problems.

 

Please visit the Microfinance CEO Working Group's online discussion forum page to learn more and register to participate in the event.

 

If you need assistance with registration or have any other questions, please contact Maura Hart, Communications Manager for the Microfinance CEO Working Group at  info@MicrofinanceCEOWorkingGroup.org

 

 

We look forward to a fruitful conversation!

 

  Best regards, 

Michael Schlein, President and CEO, Accion

Steve Hollingworth, President, Freedom From Hunger

Rupert Scofield, President and CEO, FINCA International

Alex Counts, President and CEO, Grameen Foundation USA

David Simms, Network Board Chair, Opportunity International

Rosario Pérez, President and CEO, Pro Mujer

Scott Brown, President and CEO, VisionFund International

Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO, Women's World Banking

  

 _________________  

 

The Microfinance CEO Working Group is a collaborative effort by eight international microfinance organizations - Accion, FINCA International, Freedom from Hunger, Grameen Foundation USA, Opportunity International, Pro Mujer, VisionFund International, and Women's World Banking. The group works together to advocate in favor of responsible microfinance practices and commits to holding their organizations to the highest standards.

 

Join us and share your opinion in the 
Over-Indebtedness Discussion Forum, 
extended to May 23, 2014
ONLINE INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION FORUM

Comments open today through May 23, 2014
Join your peers in the microfinance sector and participate in the discussion on the topic of over-indebtedness.
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[MFP] Fwd: Invitation to Participate in Microfinance Discussion MAY 13-20

 

All:

I thought many of you would be interested in participating in this discussion.

Liselle
You Are Invited
to an Online Discussion

"Over-Indebtedness

in Developing Countries:

Causes, Risks, and Remedies"
 
Beginning May 13, 2014

 

The Microfinance CEO Working Group invites you to participate in an interactive online discussion forum from May 13 through May 20, 2014, following the release of two new publications:

Over-Indebtedness: A Risk Management Approach
and 
Over-Indebtedness in Mexico: Its Effect on Borrowers
 

We hope you will join the dialogue and contribute your insights and perspective on the publication topics. The companion publications present a critical analysis of some of the causes, risks, and potential solutions surrounding over-indebtedness in the microfinance industry:

 

Over-Indebtedness: A Risk Management Approach looks at the leading indicators of the trend toward over-indebtedness and delineates steps that MFIs can take to mitigate the risks should over-indebtedness hit the markets in which they operate.

  

Over-Indebtedness in Mexico: Its Effect on Borrowers studies the specific threat of over-indebtedness in Mexico by analyzing credit data from a pool of loan applicants, a survey of branch managers, and qualitative interviews with borrowers themselves, many of whom were experiencing or had experienced debt problems.

 

Please visit the Microfinance CEO Working Group's online discussion forum page to learn more and register to participate in the event.

 

If you need assistance with registration or have any other questions, please contact Maura Hart, Communications Manager for the Microfinance CEO Working Group at  info@MicrofinanceCEOWorkingGroup.org

 

 

We look forward to a fruitful conversation!

 

  Best regards, 

Michael Schlein, President and CEO, Accion

Steve Hollingworth, President, Freedom From Hunger

Rupert Scofield, President and CEO, FINCA International

Alex Counts, President and CEO, Grameen Foundation USA

David Simms, Network Board Chair, Opportunity International

Rosario Pérez, President and CEO, Pro Mujer

Scott Brown, President and CEO, VisionFund International

Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO, Women's World Banking

  

 _________________  

 

The Microfinance CEO Working Group is a collaborative effort by eight international microfinance organizations - Accion, FINCA International, Freedom from Hunger, Grameen Foundation USA, Opportunity International, Pro Mujer, VisionFund International, and Women's World Banking. The group works together to advocate in favor of responsible microfinance practices and commits to holding their organizations to the highest standards.

 

Join Us
From Tues., May 13 through Tues., May 20, 2014
ONLINE INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION FORUM

May 13-20, 2014
Join your peers in the microfinance sector and participate in the discussion on the topic of over-indebtedness.
Microfinance CEO Working Group | 1101 15th Street NW, Suite 400 | Washington | DC | 20005

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