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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
Banco Solidario	79,700	221,716,000	1	175
CEPESIU	2,000	939,000	4	175
COAC 4 Octubre	2,200	5,771,000	2	175
COAC Ambato	1,300	16,415,000	2	175
COAC FondVida	2,500	4,200,000	4	175
COAC LaBenefica	2,500	8,482,000	6	175
COAC MCCH	5,300	10,020,000	2	175
COAC Nacional	30,700	27,129,000	2	175
COAC San José	10,400	29,133,000	5	175
COAC SanAntonio	1,000	2,384,000	3	175
COAC SantaAnita	2,000	2,532,000	6	175
Codesarrollo	14,400	40,328,000	7	175
Coop San Miguel	1,800	4,754,000	5	172
CooP VPR	700	1,052,000	4	175
Cooprogreso	7,900	32,244,000	4	175
Credi Fe	100,900	380,039,000	4	175
D^Miro	36,900	27,692,000	9	168
DECOF	2,200	705,000	2	175
Espoir	62,100	21,036,000	5	175
FODEMI	28,200	12,924,000	3	175
Fundacion Alternativa	4,300	5,545,000	2	175
FUNDAMIC	2,000	1,468,000	2	175
INSOTEC	7,000	6,047,000	4	175
Luz del Valle	6,400	11,300,000	3	175
ProCredit	43,800	211,941,000	2	175
PS Ambato	5,600	2,771,000	1	175

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