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NUMERICAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

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MicroTest is an invaluable resource and tool for measuring program performance and client outcomes. For more information, see http://fieldus.org/MicroTest/index.html.

 

Microenterprise development services to women

Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development developed a series of publications that include findings from their program’s third round.
1. Black, Jeremy. Enhancing Economic Opportunity through Entrepreneurship. (PDF - Overview Report) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women, 2004.
 
2. “Enhancing Opportunities for Entrepreneurship.” (PDF) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women.
 
3. “Enhancing Employment Opportunities for Women. (PDF) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women.
 
4. Black, Jeremy. Enhancing Employment for Low-Income Women. (PDF - Overview Report) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women, 2004.
 
5. Colòn, Berta and Anna S. Wadia. Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. Women’s Enterprise Development: Strategies for Success. (PDF) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women, 2000.

6. Holley, June and Anna Wadia. Accessing Lucrative Markets: Growing Women’s Businesses in Low-Income Communities. (PDF) Collaborative Fund for Women’s Economic Development. New York: Ms. Foundation for Women, 2001. 

 
 
 
 
 
1. Racial/Ethnic Populations

The Census Bureau maintains a page with resources for the latest data on racial and ethnic populations in the United States.

 
2. Disabled Individuals
 
 

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Disbursing microloans

Link to full report of study findings, 120 pages: http://www.sba.gov/advo/research/sbl_05study.pdf (PDF)

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