The Imp-Act Consortium, of which Freedom from Hunger is a founding member, launched a three-year action research program at its January meeting in Delhi, India. In this program, seven pioneering microfinance institutions committed to strong financial and social performance will document learning as well as new tools and systems they have developed to manage and monitor positive change in the lives of the poor. The action research partners are: CRECER, Bolivia; FONKOZE, Haiti; AMK, Cambodia; Pro Mujer, Bolivia; Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Philippines; and the Small Enterprise Foundation, South Africa. Learn more about social performance management.