Measuring Financial Inclusion in the EU: the New “Financial Inclusion Score”, 2014 This paper proposes a synthetic measure of financial inclusion. A new “Financial Inclusion Score” (or FIS) uses endogenous weights for inputs and outputs, using a data envelopment analysis (DEA) method. Using these FIS scores, this paper discusses the
The briefing paper “Measuring Financial Inclusion in Turkey” summarizes the current state of financial inclusion in Turkey in terms of financial services usage and the level of access to financial services for individuals and SMEs. Turkey is the 16th largest economy in the world in terms of GDP, a member of
The report The Level of Indebtedness of MSME Credit Customers and the Quality of Finance in Bosnia and Herzegovina analyses the level of indebtedness of MSME credit customers and the quality of finance in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The EFSE Development Facility (DF) commissioned this study in February 2013, following a
Measuring Access to Finance: Developing Evidence-Based Access Policies Access to Finance Scorecard (AFS) framework captures diverse aspects of access and usage issues into one comprehensive tool that lends itself to measurement and interpretation that can inform policy making and regulation of financial services. The ‘balanced’ aspect of AFS lies in
Tackling the Effects of Crisis in Microfirms in Poland, 2013 Social Innovations in Microfinance, 2012 Microentrepreneurs – to Conquer or Survive? Presentation in Polish The Risk of Over-indebtedness of Microcredit Clients in Azerbaijan,2012 Estimation and Analysis of Financial Inclusion among Households and Individuals in the Republic of Belarus. Full text,
