PROVIDING SERVICES TO OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS

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PROVIDING SERVICES TO OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS The Case of ASKI Global Limited 22 JULY 2015

ASKI Global Limited Vision A global centre that promotes inclusive and sustainable development for all. Mission To help migrant workers, their families and the society at large become financially literate and independent through entrepreneurial coaching and training. ASKI Global intends to change the mindset and remittance behaviour of migrant workers

Our Students Of the 160,000 OFWs, about 55% are household service workers. The rest are S-Pass holders (semi-skilled) and Employment Pass holders (professional). 90% females 55% household service workers 85% Filipinos Exclusive pilot run for Indonesians Others from Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh, India, Singapore 2,500 completed, 500 currently enrolled

Financial Inclusion Model Education first before microfinancing or enterprise development Back-to-back financial education for migrant workers as well as their families Partnerships with other Philippine microfinance institutions and commercial banks OUR TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE

Crossborder Microfinancing ASKI Global & ASKI Philippines targets the combined use of microfinancing & remittances through families in the Philippines and OFWs in Singapore by means of back-to-back financial education, entrepreneurship training & business coaching.

Programs Offered Financial Education Basic Entrepreneurship Business Coaching PDC Basic Dressmaking

Methodology Customized course based on migrant workers profiles Co-developed with students from the National University of Singapore Use of highly interactive materials and live case approach Back-to-back training of migrant workers and their families Students graduating at the National University of Singapore

Outcomes Over 2,500 have completed and graduated from our programs 90% have become savers, saving 20% of their salaries 25% have invested in financial instruments Half of the graduates have established microenterprises using their savings 30 OFWs have returned home permanently Around 80% concretizing their years in Singapore

Outcomes Over 1,700 have completed and graduated from our programs FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT 90% have become savers, saving 20% of their salaries 25% have invested in financial instruments Half of the graduates have established microenterprises using their savings 30 OFWs have returned home permanently Around 80% concretizing their years in Singapore

Outcomes Over 1,700 have completed and graduated from our programs FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT 90% have become savers, saving 20% of their salaries WEALTH CREATION 13% have invested in financial instruments Half of the graduates have established microenterprises using their savings 30 OFWs have returned home permanently Around 80% concretizing their years in Singapore

Outcomes Over 1,700 have completed and graduated from our programs FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT 90% have become savers, saving 20% of their salaries WEALTH CREATION 13% have invested in financial instruments Half of the graduates have established microenterprises using their savings JOB GENERATION 30 OFWs have returned home permanently Around 80% concretizing their years in Singapore

Outcomes FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT WEALTH CREATION JOB GENERATION FAMILY REUNIFICATION

OFW Microfinance Portfolio Industries Supported - PhP 25 Million Agriculture (Farming, Livestock, Fish Processing) 42% Trading (Buy & Sell, Mini- Grocery) 30% Transport (Tricycle, Boat, Van) 9% Manufacturing (Dressmaking, Food Processing) 7% Food & Beverage (Food Stall, Mini-Restaurant) Information 7% Technology (Internet Café, Photo Studio) 5%

Research Financial Education vs. Access to Finance in Transnational Households (Ongoing) Validating anecdotal/testimonies from OFWs & families using RCT

Existing Partnerships BANKS & MFIs GOVERNMENT ACADEME

352 Tanglin Road #01-04 Strathmore Block Tanglin International Centre Singapore 247671 Tel No. (+65) 6474 6627 www.askiglobal.com.sg www.facebook.com/askigloballtd