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Women's Livelihood Bond series (Viet Nam)

Viet Nam
2017
Ongoing
Keywords
Access to finance; Micro credit

Project description

The Women's Livelihood Bond will provide more than 385,000 Southeast Asian women with access to credit, enhanced linkages to supply chains, and affordable goods and services to improve their livelihoods. The Women's Livelihood Bond will provide private capital to microfinance institutions and social enterprises that, in turn, will help low-income Southeast Asian women build credit histories and transition from subsistence to sustainable livelihoods. Long-term benefits, in addition to more successful women-owned businesses, include increased participation in the workforce, higher standards of living, and more education and health opportunities for women and children.

Primary thematic area

Secondary thematic areas

Financial services

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Project details

Umbrella programme

Women's Livelihood Bond series

Accountable Org(s)

Impact Investment Exchange

Funding Org(s)

United States Agency for International Development; Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Global Affairs Canada

Implementing/
Partner Org(s)

Impact Investment Exchange; IIX Foundation; Rockefeller Foundation; Japan Research Institute; DBS Bank; ANZ Bank; Shearman & Sterling and Hogan Lovells; United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific; United Nations Capital Development Fund; United States International Development Finance Corporation; Clifford Chance; Standard Chartered Bank; Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030; Shujog

Project contact

Eleanor T. Keppelman, USAID Development Credit Authority, Washington, D.C. ( +1 (202) 712-4932) (ekeppelman@usaid.gov)

Funding (USD)

Committed

Spent

$

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$

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Project website

D-Portal link

Project evaluation

Evaluation source

In-house monitoring and evaluation. Semi-annual impact reports are produced to evaluate the impact generated by the programme. The report covers a (i) portfolio-level performance analysis; (ii) a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mapping analysis; (iii) an overview of the Bond�s Risk-Return-Impact (RRI) approach and (iv) a description of the WLB�s overarching impact framework.

Evaluation methodology

In-house monitoring and evaluation. Semi-annual impact reports are produced to evaluate the impact generated by the programme. The report covers a (i) portfolio-level performance analysis; (ii) a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mapping analysis; (iii) an overview of the Bond�s Risk-Return-Impact (RRI) approach and (iv) a description of the WLB�s overarching impact framework.

Programme targets

In-house monitoring and evaluation. Semi-annual impact reports are produced to evaluate the impact generated by the programme. The report covers a (i) portfolio-level performance analysis; (ii) a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mapping analysis; (iii) an overview of the Bond�s Risk-Return-Impact (RRI) approach and (iv) a description of the WLB�s overarching impact framework.

Results achieved

In-house monitoring and evaluation. Semi-annual impact reports are produced to evaluate the impact generated by the programme. The report covers a (i) portfolio-level performance analysis; (ii) a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mapping analysis; (iii) an overview of the Bond�s Risk-Return-Impact (RRI) approach and (iv) a description of the WLB�s overarching impact framework.

Targets met?

In-house monitoring and evaluation. Semi-annual impact reports are produced to evaluate the impact generated by the programme. The report covers a (i) portfolio-level performance analysis; (ii) a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mapping analysis; (iii) an overview of the Bond�s Risk-Return-Impact (RRI) approach and (iv) a description of the WLB�s overarching impact framework.

2023

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