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Creating a Compelling Scoreboard Microfinance Supervisor’s Forum March 11-12, 2005 Crown Hotel, Naga City

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Creating a Compelling Scoreboard

Microfinance Supervisor’s ForumMarch 11-12, 2005

Crown Hotel, Naga City

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Creating a Compelling Scoreboard

• A compelling scoreboard starts with clear goals.

• It emanates from a shared vision-mission of the organization.

• The vision-mission of the organization is owned by everyone – from top management to rank and file.

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Creating a Compelling Scoreboard

• As managers and supervisors, yours is the RESPONSIBILITY for “operationalizing” this vision-mission.

• “Operationalizing” means translating the vision-mission into objectives and goals.

• How do we then “operationalize” the vision-mission?

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Creating a Compelling Scoreboard

• Begin with the End in Mind! (Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People)

“Create a mental vision for any project, large or small, personal

or interpersonal.” “ Don’t just live day-to-day with no clear purpose in mind.”

“ Identify and commit yourselves to the principles, relationships

and purposes that matter most to you.”

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A Compelling Scoreboard

• The importance of a scoreboard: People play differently when they’re keeping a score.

• Without a scoreboard, how does a team determine if it is winning or not.

• The benefit of the scoreboard then is that it tells us whether or not we are succeeding in our goals. Strategies and plans are built around the scoreboard.

• The scoreboard answers the questions: From what? To what? By when?

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A Compelling Scoreboard

How to create a compelling scoreboard?

• Identify top priorities or “wildly important goals*” that the unit must achieve.

*WIG – these are goals that when we fail to attain them carries serious consequences and render all other achievements relatively inconsequential.

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A Compelling ScoreboardHow to create a compelling scoreboard?

• Create a scoreboard for each one with these elements:

- The current result (where we are now)

- The target result (where we need to be) - The deadline (by when)

• Post the scoreboard and ask people to review it every day, every week, as appropriate. Meet over it, discuss it and resolve issues as they come up.

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The Microfinance Unit Scoreboard

Name of Account Officers 2005 Monthly Loan Actual Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4Loan Releases Releases Target Accomplishment 104,167

Target 1/15/2005 312,501 625,002 937,503 1,250,004 1 Juan Dela Cruz 5,000,000 416,667 254,167 104,167 150,000 2 Pedro Bayani 5,000,000 416,667 200,000 100,000 100,000 3 Maria Liwanag 5,000,000 416,667 300,000 150,000 150,000

TOTAL 15,000,000 1,250,000 754,167 354,167 400,000

Bangko Pinoy

ROXAS BRANCH MFUMONTHLY/WEEKLY LOAN RELEASES

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The Microfinance Unit Scoreboard

Name of Account Officers 2005 Cumulative Actual % ofLoan Releases Monthly Target Accomplishment Accomplishment

Target As of Jan. 29, 2005 As of Jan. 29, 2005 As of Jan. 29, 20051 Juan Dela Cruz 5,000,000 416,667 416,667 8%2 Pedro Bayani 5,000,000 416,667 416,667 8%3 Maria Liwanag 5,000,000 416,667 416,667 8%

TOTAL 15,000,000 1,250,000 1,250,001 8%

CUMULATIVE LOAN RELEASESROXAS BRANCH MFU

Bangko Pinoy

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The Microfinance Unit Scoreboard

Juan Dela Cruz Pedro Bayani Maria LiwanagPerformance Indicators TOTALProjected Target

1 No. of Active Borrowers 150 100 130 3802 No. of New Borrowers 0 10 5 153 No. of Repeat Clients 25 10 20 55

Actual Accomplishment1 No. of Active Borrowers 150 100 130 3802 No. of New Borrowers 0 10 5 153 No. of Repeat Clients 25 10 20 55

Name of Account Officers

ROXAS BRANCH MFUNO. OF ACTIVE BORROWERS

For the Month of February

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The Microfinance Unit Scoreboard

MFUJuan Dela Cruz Pedro Bayani Maria Liwanag

Performance Indicators TOTAL1 Loan Balance 2,575,000 1,800,034 2,200,689 6,575,723 2 PAR Amount over 7 Days 75,000 50,000 20,000 145,000 3 PAR Ratio over 7 Days 3% 3% 1% 2%4 PAR Amount over 30 Days 5,000 2,000 - 7,000 5 PAR Ratio over 30 Days 0.2% 0.1% 0.0% 0.1%

Name of Account Officers

ROXAS BRANCH MFUPORTFOLIO QUALITYAs of February 4, 2005

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The Microfinance Unit Scoreboard

For Crecom ApprovalName of Account Officers New Loans Repeat Loans

1 Juan Dela Cruz2 Pedro Bayani3 Maria Liwanag

TOTAL

For Processing For Loan Disbursement

Bangko Pinoy

ROXAS BRANCH MFUMonitoring of MFU Activities

For Week 2: February 7-11, 2005

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Assumptions

• Microfinance Loan Budget• Performance Standards• Adequate MIS• Staff Training Program• Effective Communication System