Examples of using Active borrowers in English and their translations into Russian
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No. of active borrowers.
Percentage Total number of active borrowers.
The sector has 65,000 active borrowers, with an average loan size of USD 140.
MFIs reaching targets regarding number of active borrowers.
Number of active borrowers.
MFIs reaching targets regarding number of active borrowers.
Of the company's currently active borrowers are repeat borrowers. .
A- MFIs reaching targets regarding number of active borrowers.
Number of active borrowers- women in the Fund's portfolio amounts to 5301 out of 19 395.
Total number of female active borrowers.
Loan officer productivity(number of active borrowers/number of loan officers) measures the average caseload of each loan officer.
A- MFIs reach targets regarding number of active borrowers.
By December 2009, it had 91,000 active borrowers and a portfolio of LE60 million or US$ 10.9 million.
Most of them aim at increasing loan portfolio size and number of active borrowers.
By the end of 2000, the number of Constanta's active borrowers was about 6 thousand persons.
Achievements 2.1.1.a- Percentage of microfinance institutions reaching targets regarding number of active borrowers.
The proportion of women members and the number of active borrowers increased in the second half of 2012.
To implement its poverty reduction strategy, the World Bank is carrying out poverty assessments for all its active borrowers.
At December 2010, it had in excess of 103,600 active borrowers and a portfolio of$ 14 million.
While most institutions are small(fewer than 500 members),the CAPEC network alone has 50,022 members and 21,237 active borrowers.
In December 2010, it had in excess of 103,600 active borrowers and a portfolio of US$ 14 million.
The study found that the transformation had resulted in increased client outreach and accelerated growth in total loan portfolios, compared to organizations that had remained non-governmental organizations,as well as an increased number of active borrowers and savers and an increased size of average loans.
In 2012, the number of customers taking out loans from the Network increased by 50 per cent.The number of active borrowers increased from 42,000 at the end of 2009 to more than 71,000 at the end of 2012; more than 57 per cent were women.
Measured in terms of the actual number of active borrowers reached, the performance is more satisfactory- of a total target of 57,316 active borrowers, the MFIs managed to reach 53,598 active borrowers or 93.5 per cent of their combined targets the average loan size of the 27 MFIs is $208.
At 31 December 2012, women comprised 43 per cent of members and 56 per cent of active borrowers with outstanding credit of nearly CFAF 60 billion.
Measured in terms of the total number of active borrowers reached, the performance is even more satisfactory- of a combined target of 68 993, the MFIs managed to reach 61 267 active borrowers, or 89 per cent of their combined targets.
With respect to the microfinance investments of UNCDF itself, seven out of nine MFIs attained their targets for active borrowers in 2003 and one of them exceeded those targets.
The number of borrowers increased by more than 50 percent from 42 000 active borrowers at end-2009 to more than 66 000 at end-2010, declining in 2011 to 63 568, of whom females constituted an estimated 75 percent.
With respect to the microfinance investments of UNCDF in 2002, 16 MFIs, or70 per cent, attained their targets for active borrowers, with eight exceeding their targets.
All the MFIs lend to women,ranging from a low of 19.9 per cent to 100 per cent of their active borrowers; totaling 22,142 women, or 41.3 per cent of total active borrowers reached.