The study on microfinance impact assessment: linkage of financial inclusion to welfare conditions of the MFIââ?¬â?¢s\nclients in Rwanda was conducted with the aim of assessing the impact of microfinance through financial inclusion\nand welfare conditions of MFIââ?¬â?¢s clients in Rwanda. The study analyzed the financial indicators that were displayed by\nfactsheet tool and the influence of financial inclusion to the welfare conditions of MFIââ?¬â?¢s clients by Statistical Package for\nSocial Sciences (SPSS).\nA questionnaire was addressed to a calculated sample of 164 of clients to respond to the question for primary\ndata and secondary data have been collected as well, to validate the primary data. In the paired analysis, there was\na statistically significant increase the type of business from Time 1(M=2.6466, SD=1.58986) to Time 2 (M=4.1429,\nSD=2.09669), t (132)=ââ?¬Â7.252, p<000. The magnitude of the difference in the means was large (eta squared 0.346).\nThere was a statistically significant increase own assets from Time 1(M=4.6692, SD=2.5841) to Time 2 (M=7.1654,\nSD=3.3826), t(132)=ââ?¬Â8.219, p<000. The magnitude of the difference in the means was large (eta squared 0.405).\nAccording paired t-test, there is significant impact of financial inclusion. This is confirmed by the p-value (p<0.0001)\nwhich says that the test is highly significant. Also the profit is positively correlated to both type of saving and type of\nrepayment. An increase the type of saving and type of repayment will also increase the net profit. When the distance\nis lower, clients are matures enough and improve gender equity, those contribute to increase the net profit to 32.5%,\n23.7%, 22.4%, 22.5% and 26.5% unit respectively. It has been confirmed that the financial inclusion influences the\npositive change of welfare conditions of MFIs clients.
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