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Figures - at 30 September 2011

Key figures portfolio

at 30 September 2011

Total capital outstanding	€ 472 million
Total number of partners	891
Microfinance partners (of total number of partners)	606
Number of investments since inception	2,303
Average loan size total portfolio	€ 377,316
Average loan size to microfinance institutions	€ 423,260

Social performance

at 31 December 2010

Social performance management is a priority for Oikocredit. We monitor certain social performance indicators to ensure our microfinance partners reach the right target groups and provide services that work towards a positive change in people's lives.

Clients reached by Oikocredit's microfinance partners¹	29.3 million
- of which female clients	86%
- of which rural clients	50%
People employed by social enterprises	77,671
- of which permanent jobs	60,918

^¹number of reporting microfinance partners: 498

Latest deals* at 30 September 2011
TANZANIA – VICTORIASACCO TZS 500 million (€ 222,000) Victoria Savings and Credit Cooperative (SACCO) is based in Tanzania, and aims to deliver various financial products and services to more than 1300 owner-members. This includes affordable loan products, savings, deposit and share facilities. This is Oikocredit’s first loan to Victoria SACCO, which will be used by the cooperative primarily to meet loan demand from small scale entrepreneurs and low income earners. The SACCO’s vision is to become a leading microfinance organization in the Mwanza region, and Tanzania in general.
PERU – ACPC PICHANAKI USD 350,000 (€ 242,063) Asociación Central de Productores de Cafe (ACPC) Pichanaki is an association of small coffee growers located in the central valley of Chanchamayo, Junin department, that collects and sells organic and Fair Trade coffee in the local and international markets. The organization aims to improve the quality of life of its members with transparent, efficient and responsible management. The main purpose of this Oikocredit loan is to support the financing of the coffee harvest. The funds will also allow ACPC Pichanaki to offer farmers a good price, which will assure the commitment of their members.

* based on approved loan amounts

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