Abstract:
Micro-finance is one of the ways of building the capacities of the poor who are largely ignored by 
commercial banks and other lending institutions and graduating them to sustainable self-employment 
activities by providing them financial services like credit, savings and insurance. The study was 
conducted to assess the financial and operational performance of vision fund microfinance institution.
The researcher use the quantitative and qualitative research design to effectively explore the relationship 
and the assess financial and operational performance of vision fund microfinance institution. Descriptive 
research was used to describe characteristics of a population or phenomenon being studied. Currently in 
vision fund microfinance district are operating in 7 different districts of operation. From the totals 
service delivery posts out of that the researcher select two districts microfinance namely East west and 
North West districts are considered using purposive sampling technique. Purposive sampling targets a 
particular group of people. From those selected district the total respondents are considered 80 (eighty) 
number of financial officers and 80 (eighty) number of operation managers and the rest 37 (thirty seven) 
numbers are branch managers. Therefore the total sample size 197 was select from 390 of the total 
population of employee. Finding the overall mean score of financial and operational sustainability is 
above the midpoint score of likert scale which is (3.43). Then, the obtained result almost near to 
moderate and the SD were similar for all items. Recommendation ,Financial Suitability or Profitability of 
vision fund micro finance institution is discussed in the research paper using four common indicators 
such as return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE), Operational self-sufficiency (OSS), and 
financial self-sufficiency (FSS)