Session
Management, Business, and Economics
Description
This paperthesis analyses the performance of Microfinance Institutions of type NGO/NBFI for period from 2002 to 2011, in the five Post-Conflict countries in the Balkan Region, referring to financial and operational data published on credible websites and articles, opinions, and papers. Based on the conclusions deriving from the analyses done in this paper, but also comparing to conclusions and other different opinions given by different actors of the financial industry, subject of this thesis intends to identify the causes for deterioration of performance of Microfinance Institutions in post-conflict countries market, in the years of 2008 and on.While many factors that drives detorioration of performace of MFIs might be external and therefore not controlled, there are internal factors and controlled. This thesis treats internal factors - the controlled factors such as:
- Time to reaction/flexibility/agility;
- Cost Efficiency and productivity;
This paper conclusion is that the microfinance is a risky business that is highly affected by the external factors. In order to balance this risk and to survive the crises, MIFs needs to remain reactive, efficient and productive.
Keywords:
Microfinnce Institution, Efficency, Effectivnes, Best Practises
Session Chair
Pelin Kanten
Session Co-Chair
Nehat Ramadani
Proceedings Editor
Edmond Hajrizi
ISBN
978-9951-437-25-7
First Page
87
Last Page
91
Location
Durres, Albania
Start Date
2-11-2013 9:40 AM
End Date
2-11-2013 9:50 AM
DOI
10.33107/ubt-ic.2013.37
Recommended Citation
Pireva, Ismet and Hajrizi, Edmond, "Analyses of Efficiency and Productivity in MFIs in Post Conflict Countries, using Best Practices and Methodologies" (2013). UBT International Conference. 37.
https://knowledgecenter.ubt-uni.net/conference/2013/all-events/37
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Analyses of Efficiency and Productivity in MFIs in Post Conflict Countries, using Best Practices and Methodologies
Durres, Albania
This paperthesis analyses the performance of Microfinance Institutions of type NGO/NBFI for period from 2002 to 2011, in the five Post-Conflict countries in the Balkan Region, referring to financial and operational data published on credible websites and articles, opinions, and papers. Based on the conclusions deriving from the analyses done in this paper, but also comparing to conclusions and other different opinions given by different actors of the financial industry, subject of this thesis intends to identify the causes for deterioration of performance of Microfinance Institutions in post-conflict countries market, in the years of 2008 and on.While many factors that drives detorioration of performace of MFIs might be external and therefore not controlled, there are internal factors and controlled. This thesis treats internal factors - the controlled factors such as:
- Time to reaction/flexibility/agility;
- Cost Efficiency and productivity;
This paper conclusion is that the microfinance is a risky business that is highly affected by the external factors. In order to balance this risk and to survive the crises, MIFs needs to remain reactive, efficient and productive.