AnnuAl RepoRt FY 2008 - Microfinance Information Exchange

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In FY 2008, MIX Presented Datafrom the Following Countries:· Afghanistan· Bangladesh· Cambodia· China· East Timor· India· Indonesia· Laos· Nepal· Pakistan· Papua NewGuinea· Philippines· Samoa· Sri Lanka· Thailand· VietnamAsia and the PacificMicrofinance in Asia dominates the globalmarket, with rapid growth and massivescale. Because of this region’s magnitudein terms of both geography and population,MIX works with several partners inAsia, as well as leading MFIs, networksand other organizations, ensuringcomprehensive regional coverage.FY 2008, Reports and Analyses:• Asia Microfinance Analysis and Benchmarking Report, covering 194 MFIs.• India Microfinance Review.• Individual country analyses and benchmarking for Nepal and Cambodia.• MIX Asia 100, an analysis of microfinance institutions in Asia, with a rankingof the most successful institutions, produced in collaboration with the AsianDevelopment Bank (ADB).24
In FY 2008, MIX Presented Datafrom the Following Countries:· Albania· Armenia· Azerbaijan· Bosnia andHerzegovina· Bulgaria· Croatia· Georgia· Kazakhstan· Kosovo· Kyrgyzstan· Macedonia· Moldova· Mongolia· Montenegro· Poland· Romania· Russia· Serbia· Tajikistan· Turkey· Ukraine· UzbekistanEastern Europeand Central AsiaThe microfinance industry in this regionhas played a significant role in thedevelopment of the mainstreamfinancial sector. Thanks in part to thisintegration, and to our relationshipswith networks and MFIs in this region,MIX databases represent more than 90%of the microcredit marketplace in theEastern Europe and Central Asia region.FY 2008, Reports and Analyses:• Eastern Europe and Central Asia Microfinance Analysis and Benchmarking Report,covering 126 MFIs in the region.• Central Asia Microfinance Analysis and Benchmark Report, covering MFIs inKazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.• Individual country analysis on Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Russia.25
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