Social Performance Task Force

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The Social Performance Task Force Database of Social Performance TA Providers
SPTF Database of Technical Assistance Professionals.xlsx

The database is a list of social performance professionals who have undergone training and have experience in one or more areas of social performance. The database lists these professionals’ names, country affiliations, language(s), contact information, training credentials, and areas of expertise.

The industry has shown demand for a centralized database of individuals who are qualified to offer technical assistance in social performance. The database speaks to this demand, as a resource for microfinance institutions and organizations seeking technical assistance such as: training, tool implementation, product development, and other forms of assistance in the area of social performance.
The database will continue to grow, so please check back regularly. If you would like to be listed in the database, or know someone who might, please take the Database Survey:

• In English: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DL8JZ5G
• In Spanish: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SPTFEspanolIn
• French: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/base_de_donnees


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The Social Performance Task Force is proud to share the following publications with our members. Each publication has been developed through a collaborative process with members—we thank you for your input. You are invited to use these publications freely in your own work, such as:

  • Handouts during presentations, conferences, and trainings
  • Content for PowerPoint presentations
  • Talking points when discussing social performance within your own organization
  • Concepts for brainstorming new social performance initiatives

  • Please credit the Social Performance Task Force when appropriate, and be sure to let us know if you find these materials useful. Your feedback is always welcome.

  • A Note to Investors, MIVs, & Donors: Why Social Performance?

    Why should social investors, MIVs, and donors care about the social performance of their investees and partner MFIs? These stakeholders stand to benefit in several important ways from promoting strong social performance monitoring and reporting among MFIs. This note outlines these benefits, provides suggestions for how to engage with the social performance of your investees and partners, and provides examples of social investors who already do.

  • Download the English Version:'Making the Case for SPM' Investor:Donors.pdf
  • El Documento en Español:Por qué la Gestión del Desempeño Social.pdf
  • Download the French Version: Coming Soon!
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A Note to MFIs: Why Report Social Performance Indicators to MIX Market?

Each year, thousands of MFIs report their financial performance to the Microfinance Information eXchange (MIX). Now, MIX provides MFIs with the option of reporting their social performance outcomes. This note outlines the ways in which MFIs can benefit from reporting social performance data to MIX.

  • El Documento en Español:Informar sobre DS a MIX Market.pdf
  • Download the French Version: Coming Soon! ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

A Note to Microfinance Associations: Why Social Performance?

Microfinance associations play an important role in supporting and influencing their MFI members. Associations stand to benefit in several important ways from engaging with the social performance of their members. This note outlines these benefits, provides suggestions for how to engage with the social performance of your members, and provides examples of associations who already do.

A Note to NGO Networks: Why Social Performance?

NGO networks stand to benefit in several important ways from engaging with the social performance of their partners. By supporting balanced growth, and understanding the social mission of its partners, a network can improve partnerships and offer relevant services. This note outlines these and other benefits, provides suggestions for how to engage with the social performance of your MFI partners, and provides examples of networks who already do.

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Companion Resources for the SPTF/MIX Social Performance Standards Report

Integrating social performance management (SPM) into microfinance capacity building- staff incentives.docx Gender and Rural MF.pdf
MFC's Handbook on Balanced Scorecard and Strategic Mgt of Mission.pdf
Imp-Act's Practice Note on Client Exit.pdf
MFC's Client_Desertion article_2004.pdf
MFC's QAT Tool_Overview.pdf
MicroSave's SPM Toolkit overview.pdf
Integrating social performance management (SPM) into microfinance capacity building- governance.docx

SP Indicators Blog

The Social Performance Indicators Blog aims to serve as a platform for learning and exchange on topics related to social performance in microfinance. Each week we will address a different subject related to social performance measurement by interviewing relevant stakeholders, with the purpose of gaining a deeper understanding of how to assess the social performance of microfinance institutions (MFIs) and contributing to the need for information and greater transparency within the industry. www.spblog.org

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