Abstract
The sustainability of microfinance institutions is crucial in fostering financial inclusion and economic development, particularly in developing countries. The purpose of this study is to establish the best-fit model for the sustainability of Micro Finance Institutions. Thus, it is important to look into the sustainability of MFIs. This quantitative study employs a structural equation model to assess the relationships among the exogenous and endogenous variables and establish the best-fit model as its purpose. The respondents were 300 MFI managers and employees with supervisory positions. The study found the best-fit model through various goodness-of-fit models. The findings reveal a robust and statistically significant relationship between independent variables, digital transformation, entrepreneurial orientation, and knowledge management, and the dependent variable, sustainability within MFIs. On the best-fit model, digital transformation exhibits a strong and statistically significant positive influence on sustainability. At the same time, knowledge management and entrepreneurial orientation do not show significant direct effects on sustainability in the specific analysis.
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