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Institution

Uganda Finance Trust Plot 121&115, Block 6, Katwe, Kampala, UgandaP.O.Box 6972, Kampala, Uganda.Kampala, Central Uganda256

Data approved: 2011-06-29

Data version: 1

Age of data: - months

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Key Statistics

Outstanding portfolio (UGX)	UGX 783,434,822
Portfolio (USD)	USD 356,107
Active Clients with Loans	121
Approximate % Female Clients	40% - 60%
Approximate % Urban Clients	60% - 80%

Methodology

Individual	x
Solidarity group
Village banking
Self help group
Other

Description

An affordable loan facility to ease ones cash flow for personal development needs. Helps to grow ones asset base and increase ones income sources. Longer payback period and payable in monthly manageable installments\r

Loan Purpose

Any purpose	x
Income generation
Mortgage/housing
Consumer loan	x
Agriculture
Education
Other household finance
Other
Other (2)

Included Services

Credit education	x
Group meetings
Credit insurance	x
Workplace visits
Business training
Other training
Other
Other (2)
No other services

Eligibility

Men	x
Women	x
Must run a business
Must own a home or land
Must be a salaried worker
Must be specific age group	x
Other	Age 18 and above. A clear identifiable and regular source of income
Other (2)	collateral is restricted to titled land & comprehensively insured motor vehicle

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Geographic Coverage

# Regions for this institution	N/A
# Regions for this product	N/A
Regions Active

Institution	# Borrowers	Portfolio (US$)	Products	Age of Data
AGFS	200	47,000	2	150
Ahantaman RB	23,800	9,896,000	4	132
APED	13,700	1,876,000	2	132
ASA Initiative	4,400	577,000	4	132
ASA-Ghana	71,600	18,385,000	2	132
ASPI	800	88,000	6	132
Atwima Kwanwoma	3,800	1,788,000	2	132
Baobab	5,100	967,000	2	132
BestFUND	13,000	4,172,000	3	132
Bonzali Rural	10,400	1,691,000	4	150
CashPhase	83	135,000	2	132
CASUD	1,100	524,000	1	132
CEDEF	500	54,000	4	132
CFF	100	13,000	1	132
CRAN	3,600	1,019,000	2	132
DQF	1,700	63,000	2	132
EASL	9,200	11,409,000	6	132
East Mamprusi	12,500	2,268,000	4	132
ELDA	0	0	0	132
EMPRETEC Ghana	200	56,000	2	132
FASL	13,500	14,047,000	8	132
Grameen Ghana	9,500	507,000	3	132
ID-Ghana	5,600	953,000	3	132
Innovative Finance	2,700	354,000	3	132
Kraban Support	7,700	781,000	5	150
KRB	4,000	6,350,000	3	132
Lower Pra RB	34,000	6,316,000	3	150
Maata-N-Tudu	12,000	941,000	4	132
Mail Finance	300	288,000	1	132
Markaz	0	0	0	132
Markaz Al Bishara	100	17,000	1	132
MicrofinPlus Gh	1,100	251,000	2	132
Nwabiagya RB	4,000	2,265,000	3	132
OISL	62,000	27,232,000	9	132
Pro Credit	0	0	0	132
Rich Step	100	101,000	1	132
SAT	147,600	29,359,000	4	132
Sekam Trust	600	137,000	2	132
Simli Pong	8,900	463,000	3	150
SS Ghana	200	35,000	1	132
TCCU	100	32,000	3	132
The Bridge	400	32,000	3	150
Union RB	3,800	2,361,000	4	132

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