Graduation programs creating ladders out of extreme poverty syed hashemi

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BDI: Who we are
CGAP-FORD FOUNDATION GRADUATION PROGRAM:
WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED SO FAR

Syed M. Hashemi
October 2013

Conventional do we need Graduation?
Why Pathways are Not Enough
Microcredit does not generally reach the poorest

Destitute

Extreme Moderate
Poor
Poor

Vulnerable
Non-Poor Non-Poor Wealthy

How the Model Works
The Graduation Model

Graduation Criteria

Graduation Criteria
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Food
Education
Health
Self-confidence

Graduation Rates and Scale-Up: rates
CGAP-Ford Graduation Fonkoze
150
participants
(2006-2008)

96% Graduation rate
Scale up: 2,050 families

Graduation Rates and Scale-Up: rates
CGAP-Ford Graduation SKS
426
participants
(2007-2009)

97% Graduation rate
Scale up: 2,707 families

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