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Defining Responsible Financial Performance: How to Think About Social Performance

Jun 01, 2011 | M. Pistelli | Microfinance Information eXchange

This is report is the fourth of a four-part series covering the current state of knowledge about the relationship between key financial and social performance indicators, produced as a prelude to the annual meeting of the Social Performance Task Force, June 19-24 in Den Bosch, Netherlands.

Theme: Financial Inclusion | Pages: 6
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