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END POVERTY NETWORK: 9 COUNTRIES, 450K CLIENTS, US$90M
From the eye of the storm: End Poverty’s journey
What impact are we creating?
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Systems vs culture
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MONITORINGCASE STUDY: INCUBATOR
MONITORINGCASE STUDY: INCUBATOR
SOLUTIONS FROM THE GROUND UPCASE STUDY: ZAMBIA
Training on impact assessment
Design thinking workshop
Google Ventures Research sprint
Quiz: oral short‐survey
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POVERTY RATECASE STUDY: INDIA
Poverty Probability Index implementation in India:
• Leverage existing and available resources
• Align data collection with customer
journey touchpoints
• Substitute inefficient processes
• Build local ownership and expertise
• Data that informs business & drives
decision‐making
IMPACTCASE STUDY: BANGLADESH
How can we create a
lasting impact for the
women in Bangladesh ?
Commit to the solutions
52
265
1,370
33,390
TRAIN SENIOR STAFF2 five‐day training
TRAIN BRANCH MANAGERS9 two‐day training
TRAIN LOAN OFFICERS81 one‐day training
TRAIN GROUP LEADERS & PROVIDE BUSINESS LOANS1,392 one‐day training
477,000 TRAIN CLIENTS & PROVIDE BUSINESS LOANSWeekly group meetings
HARVEST train the trainers
Mar ‘19
Apr ‘19
May ‘19
May ‘19
Jun ‘19‐Mar’20 Apr‐Jun’20
Jul ‘20 – Dec ‘22 Jan‐Apr ‘23
Training needs assessment
Training curriculum development
Training to senior leaders
Baseline: qualitative
Baseline: quantitative
Randomize areas
Training to branch managers, loan officers and entrepreneurs Phase 1
Midline
Training to branch managers, loan officers and entrepreneurs phase 2
Endline
HARVEST Impact Assessment
Economic Social‐ Increased business performance
(increased profitability, increased revenue, increased assets, increased # jobs created/maintained)
‐ Household welfare (consumption)‐ Household income (business generated
income +others)‐ Increased savings‐ Diminished poverty rate (Poverty
Probability Index)‐ Business growth (revenue & profit)‐ Improved accounting practices‐ Improved employee satisfaction‐ Improved customer satisfaction
‐ Improved hope‐ Increased life satisfaction‐ Diminished conflict among members of the same group‐ Improved leadership (leadership scale)‐ Women empowerment (ability to make decisions)‐ Improved social network‐ Improved gender‐based behavior (decreased gender‐based
violence, decreased gender‐based discrimination)‐ Diminished early marriage‐ Improved member retention‐ Diminished conflict resolution‐ Increased trust among group ‐ Improved health/hygienic habits (hand‐washing, safe water)‐ Increased/improved children schooling‐ Improved housing conditions
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End Povertywww.endpoverty.org
Madalena Santos – Director of Operationshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/madalenasantos/