2. VF Uganda
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Institution

Vision Fund Uganda Plot 256, Block 28, Bombo RoadMakerere-KavuleKampala, CentralPO Box 24751
Data approved: 2012-10-04
Data version: 2
Age of data: 137 months
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Institution Details

Institution TypeNon-Governmental Organization
Is this institution regulated?No
Website addresshttp://www.visionfunduganda.co.ug
Year established1997
Head of InstitutionStephen Nnawuba
Regions activeCentral, Eastern, Northern
# Branches13

Total Portfolio (nat'l)UGX 8,054,187,154
Total Portfolio (USD)USD 3,221,674.86
Active clients with loans13,072
Approximate % female clients40% - 60%
Approximate % urban clients0% - 20%
Network affiliationsVision Fund International, AMFIU
FundersWorld Vision International

Loan Products » Summary

Business Idv
2,940 Borrowers
USD 1,218,609 Portfolio
Active Product
FP Agric
8,026 Borrowers
USD 1,720,398 Portfolio
Active Product
Business CB
1,890 Borrowers
USD 243,729 Portfolio
Active Product
VC Educ
212 Borrowers
USD 34,203 Portfolio
Active Product
Land Acq
4 Borrowers
USD 4,336 Portfolio
Low Volume Product
Note: MFTransparency presents full data for active products with over 50 borrowers. Basic data is shown for lower volume products

Loan Products » Conditions

Product Name Loan Size Range Loan Term (months) % Female % Urban Loan Purpose Eligibility Other Services
Business Individual loan UGX 500,000 - 10,000,000 3 - 12 40% - 60% 0% - 20% Business Women, Men, Have business Credit Educ, Group Mtgs, Business Training
Farmer's Pride Agricultural Loan UGX 100,000 - 10,000,000 3 - 12 20% - 40% 0% - 20% Any Purpose, Related to Agriculture Women, Men, Have business Credit Educ, Group Mtgs, Business Training
Vision Fund Business Community Bank Loan UGX 50,000 - 2,000,000 3 - 12 60% - 80% 0% - 20% Business Women, Men, Have business Credit Educ, Group Mtgs, Business Training
Vision for the Child Education Loan UGX 50,000 - 1,000,000 3 - 6 40% - 60% 0% - 20% Education Women, Men, Have business Credit Educ, Group Mtgs, Business Training

Loan Products » Pricing Information

Product Name Annual Nominal Interest Fees Insurance Taxes Compulsory Deposit APR (int+fee) Full APR Transparency Index
Business Individual loan 36.00% annual, Flat 1 Fee 1 Ins None 15.00% upfront 61% - 63.9% 81.1% - 86.1% 42
Farmer's Pride Agricultural Loan 36.00% annual, Flat 1 Fee 1 Ins None 15.00% upfront 54% - 56.2% 70.4% - 73.5% 49
Vision Fund Business Community Bank Loan 36.00% annual, Flat 1 Fee 1 Ins None 15.00% upfront 64.6% - 64.8% 88.9% - 89.1% 40
Vision for the Child Education Loan 36.00% annual, Decl Bal 1 Fee 1 Ins None 10.00% upfront 41.1% - 47.7% 60.4% - 72% 55
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  2. CEV
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Institution

Community Economic Ventures, Inc. Sarabia-Co-Torralba Bldg. 2 , Espeulas St.Tagbilaran, Bohol6300
Data approved: 2011-11-15
Data version: 1
Age of data: 151 months

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Key Statistics
Outstanding portfolio (PHP)PHP 640,000
Portfolio (USD)USD 15,311
Active Clients with Loans100
Approximate % Female Clients60% - 80%
Approximate % Urban Clients20% - 40%
Methodology
Individualx
Solidarity group
Village banking
Self help group
Other
Description
The loan is for agricultural micro-entrepreneurs and farmers from ABK-assisted areas of World Vision Devt. Foundation providing financial assistance for Hog Fattening, Sow and Boar, Feeds and Supplements.
Loan Purpose
Any purpose
Income generationx
Mortgage/housing
Consumer loan
Agriculturex
Education
Other household finance
OtherHog-raising
Other (2)
Included Services
Credit educationx
Group meetingsx
Credit insurance
Workplace visits
Business training
Other training
Other
Other (2)
No other services
Eligibility
Menx
Womenx
Must run a businessx
Must own a home or land
Must be a salaried worker
Must be specific age group
Other
Other (2)
# Borrowers by Product
Portfolio Size by Product
Geographic Coverage
# Regions for this institutionN/A
# Regions for this productN/A
Regions Active

Loan Conditions

Loan Amount
CurrencyPHP
Minimum loan sizePHP 10,000
Maximum loan size10,000
Loan Term and Grace Period
Shortest loan term3.0 months
Longest loan term5.0 months
Approx average4.0 months
Grace Period
Grace period usage100%
Average grace period1.0 month
Repayment Frequency
Daily
Weekly
Every 2 weeks
Every 4 weeks
Monthlyx
Every 2 months
Quarterly
Every 6 months
Every 12 months
Single end payment
Irregular payments

Pricing Information

Interest
Lowest quoted nominal interest2.50%
Highest quoted nominal interest2.50%
Interest rate periodMonthly
Interest Rate Calculation MethodFlat
Subsidized by funder request?
Is rate fixed for entire loan termYes
Upfront Fees
Fee 1
DescriptionLoan Fee
% of loan amount - min4.00%
% of loan amount - max4.00%
OR, Fixed amount - min0
Fixed amount - max0
Reason for variation
Appears on Repayment Sched?Yes
Ongoing Fees
This product has no ongoing fees
Upfront Insurance Fees
Ins 1
DescriptionTASAKA
% of loan amount - min0
% of loan amount - max0
OR, Fixed amount - min340
Fixed amount - max340
Reason for variationN/A
Appears on Repayment Sched?Yes
Ongoing Insurance Fees
This product has no ongoing insurance fees
Compulsory Deposit
Required forAll
CriteriaN/A
Is deposit indicated on the repayment schedule?Yes
Do borrowers control deposit in their group?
Deposit BEFORE or AT Disbursement
% loan amount deposited20.00%
or, Fixed-amount deposited0
Deposits DURING period payments
% loan amount deposited0
or, Fixed-amount depositedPHP 200
Conditions on access to depositAccess During
Interest Paid on Deposit
Minimum interest rate paid3.00%
Maximum interest rate paid3.00%
Interest payment frequencyAnnually
Taxes
Are taxes charged on this product?No
Additional Comments
A pre-CBU of Php 2 is required on the first loan cycle and a minimum of Php 5 CBU is required. Maintaining balance is 2% of the loan amount. For World Vision Development Foundation-Area Development Project (ADP) served clients, of the Php 5, Php 3 would be the CBU and Php 2 for educational fund.

Full Pricing Data

BABE Loan samples
Sample 1Sample 2Sample 3
Loan AmountPHP 10,740PHP 10,740PHP 10,740
Loan Cycle (1, 2, 3, etc)Not KnownNot KnownNot Known
Disbursement Date2011-06-062011-06-062011-06-06
Loan Term (Months)4.0 months4.0 months4.0 months
Grace Period (Months)0.0 months0.0 months0.0 months
Total Cost of CreditNot KnownNot KnownNot Known
True Price by Comp     
Interest and Fee Component44.7%44.7%44.7%
Insurance Component12.2%12.2%12.2%
Tax Component0.0%0.0%0.0%
Deposit Component14.1%14.1%14.1%
Full APR (int fee ins tax dep)71.1%71.1%71.1%
Transparency Index424242
      
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