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Lesson
For the AWUAIP, instead of pursuing the ADB multitranche financing facility, the government decided to accept a loan from the Government of the People’s Republic of China. The government is also dealing with many official development assistance partners, and there are grants and loans with better conditions than ADB loans.

Project Number: 35379-013
Project Name: Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System New Water Source Development Project
Report Date: 31 Jul 2011

Lesson
There is a need to address all aspects of a microfinance development program (i.e., rules, regulatory, and supervisory framework; performance standards for MFIs and their close monitoring; business development services for both providers and 5 users of microfinance; a financial literacy program to increase the financial knowledge of both providers and users of microfinance; and attachment of appropriate TA to facilitate program implementation and achievement of outputs and outcomes).

Project Number: 38579-013
Project Name: Microfinance Development Program [Loan 2199-PHI]
Report Date: 31 Dec 2010

Lesson
A successful microfinance development program requires continued government commitment and close cooperation and coordination between the various agencies involved

Project Number: 38579-013
Project Name: Microfinance Development Program [Loan 2199-PHI]
Report Date: 31 Dec 2010

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