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| Overview & Objectives | This project focuses on adding support for server side pagination and sorting to the MifosX platform and the reference user interface | ||||||||||||
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| Helpful Skills | Java (Spring, Jersey) , HTML and Javascript (JQuery) | ||||||||||||
| Impact | Worldwide, there are multitudes of methodologies and delivery channels which deliver financial services to the poor. On the platform through the API, our community has the ability to build applications to allow Mifos to support new markets and scale more services to the poor in need. For large financial institutions, it is imperative that server side pagination and sorting are supported so that they can build scalable application applications on top of the Mifos X platform | ||||||||||||
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- Hibernate as ORM (must have good experience with Hibernate)
- Liquibase as Database refactoring tool
- DbUnit as test dataset maintenance
XBRL Reporting Integration
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| Mentors | TBD |
| Overview & Objectives | Enable MFIs to automatically generate XBRL format reports - the common reporting standard being adopted by the microfinance industry.
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| Description | XBRL is gradually being adopted as the reporting and data standard for microfinance. This project would involve building out the reports to generate in the necessary XBRL-compliant format as well as an external client needed to map the data in Mifos to the proper XBRL taxonomy. MIX Market is leading adoption of XBRL as a data standard. By having one common reporting format, MFIs can save substantial time in generating end of period reporting to funders, regulators, associations, etc. |
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Objectives
- Generate necessary XBRL format reports corresponding to MIX taxonomy
- Create external client needed to map data to this taxonomy.
Helpful Skills: HTML, XML, SQL, Pentaho
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| Helpful Skills | HTML, XML, SQL, Pentaho |
| Impact | MFIs need capital to lend out to their clients. In order for more MFIs to grow and provide more responsible financial services to the poor, they must be able to transparently report to funders and regulators. Adoption of a common reporting format and automation of flow of data will allow MFIs to successfully report their financial, operational and social performance using less of the valuable time of management staff to generate these reports. As well-run, fully transparent, microfinance institutions, they'll then have more readily available access to the funders and sources of capital to expand financial inclusion in their region. |
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Client Scoring Modules
Mentor: TBD
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