Dear Dhiraj Sinha,

Can you send us complete info on the microfinance and microcrdit process and systems being fillowed? Best wishes.
Kisan Mehta        Priya Salvi       Rajiv Bhatt

PRAKRUTI
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  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Dhiraj Sinha
  To: [email protected]
  Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 6:50 PM
  Subject: [ZESTEconomics] [Events] Microfinance Process Excellence Award 2006!


  Microfinance Process Excellence Award 2006
       
  "The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step". Miyamoto
  Musashi

  PlaNet Finance India and ABN AMRO Bank together instituted the
  Microfinance Process Excellence Awards (MPEA) in 2004 with the
  objective to promote process-based management in microfinance
  institutions. We are proud to share that for the second year MPEA was
  successfully concluded and once again we celebrated the spirit of the
  growing age of microfinance with the anchors of poverty alleviation, the
  microfinance institutions, delivering financial services to the poor. The
  list of the winners of MPEA 2006 is attached herewith.

  Unlike last year, where the awards were just spread over three
  categories based on the scale of operation of the microfinance
  institutions, it was regionalised this year to gauge regional excellence
  amongst microfinance institutions for their scale and effectiveness in
  operations. The award categories were created to provide equal
  opportunity to institutions of all scales to nominate themselves for the
  Award.

  The nominations for MPEA 2006 drew over 130 organisations, of which
  54 institutions were pre-selected through a stringent jury process and
  then provided with intensive training and technical assistance after
  which each organisation had to go through training replication and
  implementation of processes in their respective organisations before
  final evaluation.  It was an arduous task for the MPEA jury panel to
  identify the best in the implementation of process management
  practices amongst microfinance institutions in India both regionally and
  nationally, given the fact that each participating institution in itself was
  doing exemplary work in trying to make finances easily accessible to the
  unbankable.

  The Awards presentation was held at the Garden of Five Senses,
  Saidulajab, New Delhi on April 7, 2006 and was attended by over 200
  dignitaries including the winning and finalist microfinance institutions.
  The guests of honour who graced the occasion were the Resident
  Representative of the United Nations Development Programme Dr
  Maxine Olson, the Dutch Ambassador H.E. Eric.F.Ch.Niehe, Chairperson
  of the Confederation of Khadi and Village Industries Mr Haresh Shah,
  Mission Head of United States Agency for International Development Mr
  George Deikun, Executive Director of The Energy Research Institute Dr.
  Leena Srivastava and the President of Dastakari Haat Samiti and
  Founder of Dilli Haat aya Jeitley. The presence of a good number of
  guests and supporters of the awards were encouraging both for the
  awards partners and participants. It is expected that the awards will go
  a long way in strengthening and professionalizing the microfinance
  sector.


  For any further information, contact Indrani Sharma at
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 9810232724. 



  WINNERS OF MICROFINANCE PROCESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2006

  National Winner - Best Emerging Institution
  Jyotirmayee Mahila Samiti
  Registered under Societies Registration Act 1860

  Based in Orissa since 1996, Jyotirmayee Mahila Samiti has been
  working towards economic empowerment of the poor by facilitating
  enterprise development for Self Help Groups and Individuals and
  local CBOs.

  Having a total of 9 branches and 12600 active clients, its
  cumulative loan portfolio is INR 3.4 Million with average loan size
  of INR 2000.

  National Winner
  GRAMEEN KOOTA
  Registered under the Charitable Trust Act and operational in Rural
  Bangalore, Mandya, Tumkur, Hassan districts of Karnataka covering
  580 villages.

  One of the fastest growing microfinance organizations since 1999,
  Grameen Koota resorts to Group Assisted Lending and has 20638 active
  clients. Their clientele is 100% women and their total cumulative
  loan disbursement has been INR 2066.46 Lacs with average loan size
  of INR 2322.

  Regional Winner - East
  BISWA (Bharat Integrated Social Welfare Agency)
  Registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and FCRA,
  BISWA has been engaged in microfinance since 1996 and is working in
  22 districts of Orissa and 5 districts if Chattisgarh, covering a
  total of 1909 villages.

  Biswa has a total of 34 branches with 59700 active clients. Their
  cumulative loan disbursement has been INR 86 Million with average
  loan size of INR 35954.

  Apart from microfinance services, BISWA has also been fulfilling the
  basic needs of its beneficiary communities such as making available
  clean drinking water, Providing basic education and health services
  through its BASIC NEEDS PROGRAM.

  Regional Winner - North
  CASHPOR Micro Credit
  A Section 25 Company, Cashpor Micro Credit has been operational in
  districts of Eastern UP and Western Bihar.

  Cashpor has 100% women clients and 7 branches in all. They have 90%
  rural and 10% semi-urban clients. With total number of 68229 active
  clients, it has cumulative loan disbursement portfolio of INR 1042.2
  Million. Their average loan size is INR 5623.



  Regional Winner - North East
  Centre for Rural Development
  Registered under the Multiple Acts of Societies Registration Act and
  FCRA

  Centre for Rural Development's mission is to ensure sustainable
  livelihood for the poor by utilizing local resources and skill
  enhancement through community participation approach.

  Its Rickshaw Bank initiative wherein they lease out rickshaws to
  unemployed youth provides sustainable livelihood opportunity to its
  beneficiaries through a unique credit delivery mechanism.

  The Richshaw Bank project implemented in the Kamrup district of
  Assam, has 380 active clients with their average loan size of INR
  7500. The total loan disbursed till date is over INR 3 Million.


  Regional Winner - South
  BASIX (Bhartiya Samruddhi Finance Limited)
  A Non Banking Financial Corporation since 1996, Basix is a pioneer
  in promoting sustainable livelihoods for the rural poor (especially
  women) through microfinance.

  Operational in districts of Andhra Pradesh, Maharshtra, Orissa,
  Jharkand, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh, Basix has total number of 29
  branches and 83293 active clients. Their cumulative loan
  disbursement has been INR 2.3 Billion with average loan size of
  Rs.13815.


  Regional Winner - West
  Mann Deshi Mahila Sahakari Bank Ltd.
  Registered as a Cooperative Bank, Mann Deshi Mahila Sahakari Bank is
  the country's first rural financial institution to have received the
  cooperative license.

  With their focus on the socio-economic development of women, Mann
  Deshi today has 24199 active clients of which 92% are rural and 8%
  are semi urban based. Their cumulative loan portfolio is INR 135.3
  Million and average loan size is INR 5323/-.


  Awards for Continued Excellence

  SKS Microfinance Private Ltd.
  Winner of MPEA 2005
  A Non Banking Financial Corporation, SKS Microfinance is one of the
  leading microfinance providers in the country with its operations in
  Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharastra, Orissa and Madhya Pradesh.

  SKS's vision is to become the premier microfinance organization that
  is customer centric, professionally managed, transparent in its
  operations and which acts as a catalyst in providing economic
  opportunities to the poor in order to alleviate poverty. It aims to
  serve 500000 clients by 2008.

  Having 86869 actives clients served through 36 branches, its
  cumulative loan disbursement portfolio is INR 98.51 Million.

  Pahal
  Winner of MPEA 2005
  Registered under the Society's Registration Act 1860 and Winner of
  MPEA 2005

  Engaged in the field of microfinance since 1994, Pahal has been
  working towards the socio-economic empowerment of the
  underprivileged sections of the society by facilitating income
  generation activities and building their capacities through
  education and skill enhancement programmes.

  Pahal has been transformed into a microfinance provider from being a
  microfinance promoter and has today 2250 active clients of which 70%
  are semi urban and 30% are rural based.   The total cumulative loan
  disbursed by Pahal has been INR 6.53 Million with average loan size
  of INR 2500.








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