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Bern, Switzerland, June 2010
Social Performance Management in
Strategic Planning
Héctor Madariaga Tapia
Agenda•Institutional Information: mission •Social Performance Management in Strategic Planning•Balance between social and financial objectives
Institutional Information
“Allow access to credit and development services to small and micro-
entrepreneurs in the rural sector so that they can improve their social and economic well-being, to that end,
FONDESURCO acts as a regulated microfinance entity”
Mission
Social Performance Management in
Strategic Planning (impact)
SPM in the Mission:•Dialogue between associates and the management team about the origin and goals of FONDESURCO•From a general mission to a more specific and reachable one. •From a general rural focus to a more segmented one: create a holding company for rural development (FONDESURCO, CAJASURCO, INVERSURCO, …) •From being an efficient institution (achieving good results) to being an effective one (complying with the social mission).•Challenge: Transformation while staying true to the social mission
SPM in Vision and Values:•Vision aligned with the social mission: “Leader, innovator, and example in rural microfinance for the sustainable development of Peru”•Values aligned with the social mission:
Dedication to the client, Innovation, Transparency, Social Responsibility, Passion, Commitment and Excellence
•Human capital investment is also aligned with the social mission.
SPM en Strategies:•From a growth strategy based on “demand” to a growth strategy based on “innovative supply”.•From a specific strategy based on “growth” to one based on “going deeper”.•From a strategy of complementary services based on “differentiation” to one based on “development services”.•From a competitive strategy of doing things “well” to doing them “excellently”.•From a strategy of building internal and external client “satisfaction” to one of building internal and external client “loyalty”.•From a financial focus to a development focus: “We don’t give loans, we give development”
SPM in Objectives:•5 perspectives: social, financial, clients, processes and, learning and human resources•Balance of 7 social objectives and 7 financial objectives •Balance between 28 indicators and forecasted goals•Objectives, indicators, goals, activities and/or projects aligned with social goals •Incorporation of indicators covering exclusion access, gender, poverty, satisfaction, innovation, market position, loyalty and development services.
Strategic Map - FONDESURCO (2010 - 2013)
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
1% of clients who have shown an improvement in their social well-being (+ DS)
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2N° of clients who have shown an improvement in their economic well-being (+ DS)
756 2,398 4,285 6,806 10,236
3 N° of clients who have received training 150 4,950 6,683 8,687 10,859
4 % of rural clients 94.00% 95.00% 95.00% 95.00% 95.00%
5 % of clients who are women 43.00% 47.00% 50.00% 52.00% 53.00%
6 % of clients who access credit for the first time 65.00% 65.00% 65.00% 65.00% 65.00%
7 % of clients who are poor 25.00% 27.00% 28.00% 28.00% 29.00%
3. Grow the credit portfolio 8 Credit portfolio (S/.) 35,958 53,538 72,276 93,959 117,449
4. Access financing for the continued growth of the gross loan portfolio
9 Available financing (S/.) 39,767 46,159 61,615 78,456 97,482
10 Eficiency: Operational costs/Average Gross Loan Portfolio (%)
14.62% 15.91% 16.17% 15.63% 15.47%
11 Profitability: Profits / Average Total Equity (%) 31.28% 30.28% 23.08% 24.66% 23.45%
12 Sustainability: Total Revenue/ Total Expenses (%) 121.26% 121.26% 120.04% 118.38% 119.42%
13 % Exclusivity 69.00% 71.00% 72.00% 73.00% 75.00%
14 % of desertion 15.23% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00%
16 % who would recommend FONDESURCO 85.00% 86.00% 87.00% 88.00% 90.00%
17 % Market Position (Top of mind) 33.00% 35.00% 36.00% 38.00% 40.00%
18 % of Recollection of Brand (Awareness) 55.00% 56.00% 58.00% 60.00% 62.00%
9. Develop development services for clients19 Number of complimentary services developed 2 2 2 2 2
11. Develop integrated management based on risk 21 Risk rating C+ B- B- B+ B+
22 % Satisfaction of internal clients 79.00% 82.00% 85.00% 87.00% 90.00%
23% of internal clients with access to technology (internet, e-mail, computing equipment,etc)
70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 95.00% 100.00%
24 % of Market culture 19.20% 23.00% 25.00% 27.00% 30.00%
28 % of compliance with the Training Plan 80.00% 95.00% 95.00% 95.00% 95.00%
Integral Control Panel - FONDESURCO 2010 - 2013
14. Develop capacities,competencies and values 27 % of employees with performance evaluation
and feedback52.00% 90.00% 95.00% 100.00% 100.00%
26 % of turnover and employee absenteeism 20.40% 16.00% 12.00% 10.00% 7.00%
69.22% 75.00% 80.00% 85.00% 90.00%
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12.Improve the informational systems and technological capacity
13. Improve the institutional culture and the level of employee satisfaction 25 % employee satisfaction
8. Position FONDESURCO as an MFI that gives credit for development
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10. Develop products adapted to the needs of clients 20 Number of products and sub-products developed 1 5 5
7. Improve client satisfaction 15 % of satisfied clients 74.00% 76.00% 79.00% 81.00% 83.00%
Goal
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5. Improve financial performance indicators.
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6. Improve client loyalty
Social
1. Contribute to the social and economic well-being of rural micro-producers
2. Allow access to credit to people found in economically and /or socially disadvantaged positions
Objective Specific Measurement
SPM in balancing objectives :Integral Control Panel - FONDESURCO 2010 - 2013
1% of clients who have shown an improvement in their social well-being (+ DS)
2N° of clients who have shown an improvement in their economic well-being (+ DS)
3 N° of clients who have received training
4 % of rural clients
5 % of clients who are women
6 % of clients who access credit for the first time
7 % of clients who are poor
3. Grow the credit portfolio 8 Credit portfolio (S/.)
4. Access financing for the continued growth of the gross loan portfolio
9 Available financing (S/.)
10 Eficiency: Operational costs/Average Gross Loan Portfolio (%)
11 Profitability: Profits / Average Total Equity (%)
12 Sustainability: Total Revenue/ Total Expenses (%)
Fin
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5. Improve financial performance indicators.
Social
1. Contribute to the social and economic well-being of rural micro-producers
2. Allow access to credit to people found in economically and /or socially disadvantaged positions
Objective Specific Measurement
SPM in balancing objectives :Integral Control Panel - FONDESURCO 2010 - 2013
13 % Exclusivity
14 % of desertion
16 % who would recommend FONDESURCO
17 % Market Position (Top of mind)
18 % of Recollection of Brand (Awareness)
9. Develop development services for clients19 Number of complimentary services developed
11. Develop integrated management based on risk 21 Risk rating
22 % Satisfaction of internal clients
23% of internal clients with access to technology (internet, e-mail, computing equipment,etc)
24 % of Market culture
28 % of compliance with the Training Plan14. Develop capacities,competencies and values
27 % of employees with performance evaluation and feedback
26 % of turnover and employee absenteeism
Learn
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12.Improve the informational systems and technological capacity
13. Improve the institutional culture and the level of employee satisfaction 25 % employee satisfaction
8. Position FONDESURCO as an MFI that gives credit for development
Pro
cesess
10. Develop products adapted to the needs of clients 20 Number of products and sub-products developed
7. Improve client satisfaction 15 % of satisfied clients
Cli
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6. Improve client loyalty
Objective Specific Measurement
SPM in activities•Positions: Manager of Investigation Development and Innovation, Controller, HR, Directors of Marketing and Development …•Studies: segmentation, market position, satisfaction, desertion, …•Tools: PPI, BSC, SPI, Management by positions, Management by processes, … •Plans: Strategic, Business, Marketing, Human Resources, Training and internships, Internal Auditing, Risk, Development, …•Evaluations: internal auditing and risks; Social Qualifications, strategic control…
SPM in Control: SPI
Results:• Social: Exclusivity 69%; poor clients 25%; 43 of 52 districts
are considered poor; gender 43%; rural 94%, agricultural 80%; client satisfaction 74%; employee satisfaction 79%... Technical assistance…Aligned with the social mission• Financial: ROE 31%, ROA 10%, Profitability of portfolio
31%, Costs 14%, Portfolio at risk 1.91%, portfolio growth 50%... More access to financing in spite of serving a “riskier” and “more costly” sector and we are profitable and sustainable. • Evidence: Social Rating “4”, Performance Rating “B+”
(Planet Rating), Risk Rating “C” (Class Asociados); Social Auditing(SPI); Transparency and Gold Category (CGAP-Mixmarket)