Loan Distribution by CDFs for the financial year 2002/2003 across the fourteen parishes of Jamaica is illustrated by the pie-chart below.
St Catherine |
34.4 |
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St. Elizabeth |
9.5 |
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Manchester |
5.4 |
Clarendon |
24.4 |
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St. Mary |
9.3 |
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St. Thomas |
5.4 |
Trelawny |
19.2 |
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Kingston & St. Andrew |
8.9 |
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Westmoreland |
5.0 |
Portland |
14.4 |
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St. Ann |
7.0 |
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Hanover |
10.6 |
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St. James |
6.9 |
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EMPLOYMENT GENERATED by CDFs:-
The Portmore CDF, for the period under review, has out performed all the other CDFs in terms of: value and number of loans granted and employment sustained and generated.
The top four CDFs in the area of employment were:
First:- Portmore CDF
$34.4 million in loans Employment sustained and generated – 648.
Second:- St. Elizabeth CDF
$9.5 million in loans Employment sustained and generated – 433.
Third:- South Trelawny CDF
$12.0 million in Loans Employment sustained and generated – 431.
Fourth:- Greater Portland CDF
$14.4 million in loans Employment sustained and generated – 424.
Growth in Loans Production
The three outstanding CDFs in the area of loans production growth were:
First:- Portmore CDF
Achieved 166.9% growth over previous year in loans production.
Second:- Hanover CDF
Achieved 55.9% loan growth over 2001/2002.
Third:- Clarendon CDF
Achieved 45% growth in loans over previous year.
Collections
In the area of collections, the Clarendon & Urban Hanover CDFs have been the most improved CDFs in the area of collection on loans. |