Ressources pour évaluer les indicateurs de Tarification Responsable
La Dimension 6 des Normes Universelles pour une Croissance et des Rendements Responsables évalue la tarification responsable à l'aide d'une combinaison d'indicateurs quantitatifs. Ces indicateurs permettent de déterminer si une institution financière se situe dans la fourchette de performance acceptée pour le taux d'intérêt effectif, le ratio des charges d'exploitation, le ratio des charges pour pertes sur prêts et le rendement des actifs. Les ressources qui suivent vous aideront à effectuer un calcul approfondi et harmonisé de ces ratios.
COVID-19 Client Interview Tool Data Insights and Recommendations for Funders, FSPs, and Regulators
Summarizes the findings of the surveys conducted with SPTF's COVID-19 interview tool along with the recommendations that came out of the roundtable discussion.
Outcomes Management for FSPs_ A proposed standard framework aligned with the SDGs
This report aims to contribute to building a framework of actionable indicators based on the SDG targets that can answer the need for a simple, credible methodology to monitor outcomes.
Outcomes Plenary Presentation: Exploring the connection between SEPM and client outcomes
Presentation from the 2022 Cerise+SPTF annual meeting featuring speakers from BBVA Microfinance Foundation, Cerise, 60 Decibels and Microfinanzas Rating discussing key outcomes debate questions based on evidence from the industry.
Green Inclusive Finance: A Framework for Understanding How Financial Services Can Help Low-Income and Vulnerable People Respond to Climate Change
This publication identifies the different financial products and services that can help mitigate adverse impacts on the environment, strengthen resilience against climate-related shocks, and support adaptation to climate change and transition to new livelihoods. It reviews their effectiveness in reaching these objectives, using key results from different impact studies.
The EU Taxonomy establishes the technical screening criteria for determining the conditions under which an economic activity qualifies as contributing substantially to climate change mitigation or climate change adaptation and for determining whether that economic activity causes no significant harm to any of the other environmental objectives.
Case Study: Fundación Espoir Bringing ‘Espoir’ (hope) to Ecuadorian Women Microentrepreneurs During COVID-19
This case study details the outcomes of gender-focused COVID-19 market research and an internal gender assessment carried out by Value for Women with Fundación Espoir in Ecuador.