ASA

ASA-Annual Report

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The present sources of ASA’s microfinance funding in operation are institution’s own fund, members’ savings, fund from PKSF, grants from CORDAID and MISEREOR. ASA’s total fund up to December 2000 was Tk. 5,551.24 million, which includes donors’ grants and ASA’s own fund of Tk. 1,682.71 million, a PKSF outstanding loan of Tk. 1,600.00 million, group members’ savings of Tk. 1,607.27 million, CORDAID loan 22.09 million and other (mentioned in the box) at Tk. 639.17 million.

Sl	Name of sources		Amount	%
1	Member savings		1,607.27	28.95%
2	PKSF Loan		1,600.00	28.82%
3	Donors' grants		797.91	14.37%
4	CORDAID loan		22.09	0.40%
5	ASA's own fund		884.80	15.94%
	Others		639.17
6	Loan loss reserve	201.44		3.63%
7	Member insurance	71.41		1.29%
8	Staff SB. Security & etc.	97.2		1.75%
9	Emergency fund	269.12		4.85%
	Total Taka		5,551.24	100.00%

Item-wise funds up to December 31, 2000 are shown in the following graph:

Particulars in total at the end of 2000

	Sources of Fund	Branch	Group	Membership	Savings	Disbursement
1	DANIDA	27	1,653	33,968	30,534,487	164,742,000
2	CORDAID and MISEREOR	35	2,328	44,398	48,902,653	261,495,000
3	CORDAID LOAN FUND	10	736	13,379	9,659,095	35,337,000
4	PKSF	376	28,195	537,963	667,674,133	3,922,608,000
5	CORDAID (DAM/ASA)	10	752	15,049	15,279,578	92,384,000
6	ASA's OWN FUND	366	27,697	560,181	835,217,188	3,303,798,000
	TOTAL =	824	61,361	1,204,938	1,607,267,134	7,780,364,000

CONTENTS: * The Profile of ASA * ASA Organogram * Message for ASA * A Few Words

* Preface * ASA : A Cost-effective Sustainable MFI * ASA : A Self-reliant * Development Model

* Sources of Fund * ASA Microcredit and Microsavings Program * ASA Insurance * ASA Abroad

* Microfinance Training in ASA * ASA Consultancy Service * ASA-NGO Partnership Program

* Financial Analysis-2000 * Research and Publications * Public Relations * ASA at a Glance 2000

* ASA Plan for 2001 * Where ASA Works

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