Top 89%
dans ce catalogue (819 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results2/3
A randomised trial found no significant effect on one-year survival (62% vs 61%) but did find significant improvements in business practices, investment and loan terms among surviving firms, published in the Journal of Development Effectiveness.
Transferability / demonstrated replication1/3
This was a single-country pilot run during the 2008-09 crisis; no independent replication of this exact combined business-plus-financial-literacy curriculum elsewhere was identified.
Scalability1/3
The programme reached clients of a single partner microfinance institution via one local training provider, with no documented roll-out beyond the evaluated cohort.
Sustainability / continuity1/3
The evaluation period coincided with a severe downturn in which 36% of sampled businesses closed regardless of treatment, and no continuation of this specific programme after the study was documented.
Innovation2/3
Pairing business-skills content with financial-literacy content specifically for first-time youth entrepreneurs was a distinctive design relative to standard single-topic training of the period.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
The programme targeted youth (18-35) microfinance clients but reported no gender-disaggregated targeting or other equity mechanisms beyond the age criterion.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration2/3
Delivery combined a local NGO (Entrepreneurship Development Center), University of Tuzla faculty, a microfinance institution, and World Bank researchers.
Evidoria. Formation en compétences entrepreneuriales et financières pour jeunes entrepreneurs — Programme de microfinance de crise en Bosnie-Herzégovine. ID persistant: 4398636e-8918-4600-bc38-881f15350925.