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Although a number of microfinance initiatives have improved financial inclusion in various regions of developing countries, the transferability of their foundations from one context to another is still a challenge. This study proposes an... more
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      MicrofinanceFinancial InclusionProcess Based ModelsMicrocredit
Microfinance institutions provide loans to low-income individuals. Their credit scoring systems, if they exist, are strictly financial. Although many institutions consider the social and environmental impact of their loans, they do not... more
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Besides the enormous attention paid to transformational leadership construct for the last four decades, much of the literature does not adequately delve deeper into the respective dimensions of the construct, thus limiting the clarity of... more
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      MicrofinanceInspirational MotivationIdealized InfluenceTransformational leadership styles
The study examined the impact of microfinance on livelihood the main objective of the paper is to investigate and analyze the impact of micro finance on house hold livelihood in Red Sea State. In methodology the study used econometric and... more
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      MicrofinanceLivelihood
The objective of this paper is to study the effect of official development aid (ODA) and microfinance (MF) on economic growth and compare the results. To achieve this objective, we identify and analyze the transmission mechanisms from ODA... more
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      Economic GrowthPolitical ScienceMicrofinanceApplied Economics
Progetto "Capacity building sugli strumenti finanziari di microcredito: definizione e sperimentazione di nuove competenze e strumenti per la gestione efficiente ed efficace dei programmi
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      MicrofinanceMicrocredit
Notre étude se propose de mesurer l'efficacité des institutions de microfinance (IMFs) en UEMOA, en utilisant la méthode DEA (Data Envelopment Analysis). C'est la première étude qui considère à la fois la fonction... more
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      MicrofinanceWorking Papers
A brief explanation of how the Business Correspondent model of Microfinance Delivery works.
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      FinanceMicrofinanceMicrofinance in India
The key aim of the research is to investigate the relation between the perceived changes in financing gap and employment growth by SMEs in the EU. The paper builds on and extends the analysis of SAFE survey data to focus on the question... more
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      MicrofinanceEuropean UnionSME Financing
Jacob, coll. « Économie », Paris, 2015, 256 p.
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      SociologyDevelopment EconomicsFinancial EconomicsPolitical Economy
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      Postal HistoryMicrofinanceFinancial InclusionAccess to Finance
Peer-to-peer microfinance connects philanthropic citizens with poor entrepreneurs in the developing world, offering new ways to channel charitable contributions. Although the literature suggests that donors’ perceptions of effectiveness... more
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      MicrofinanceCharitable givingKiva
This study provides insights into the sustainability of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Africa with specific emphasis on documented measures of MFI sustainability, stylized facts surrounding the phenomenon, perspectives on the growth... more
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      FinanceDevelopment EconomicsMicrofinanceDevelopment
This research aims to determine the impact of the microfinance loan program on the lives of Gambian. Concentrating on RFS loan program called women finance WF. This study is qualitative research using an interview, the research extract... more
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      AccountingMicrofinanceIslamic Microfinance
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The Grameen Bank of Bangladesh has been in the vanguard of the microfinance movement, showing the potential to alleviate poverty by providing credit to poor households. Part of this success has been built on subsidies. In 1996, for... more
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      Development EconomicsMicrofinanceApplied EconomicsOpportunity Cost
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"Cooperative Finance in Developing Economies contains papers from notable members of the academia from four continents - Africa, Asia, Europe and North America. Specifically, twenty nine authors from nine... more
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      FinanceEconomicsDevelopment EconomicsFinancial Economics
The Mutual insurance companies of Solidarity contribute enormously to the financial inclusion of the low-income people, and constitute an answer to the problem of financing of the agricultural activities in rural areas in RD Congo, more... more
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In the present context of women’s socio-economic empowerment, Bangladesh has played a revolutionary role in microcredit movement and has proved that the poor women are creditworthy and they can even do better in repaying the debt. This... more
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      EconomicsDevelopment EconomicsSocial SciencesMicrofinance
In recent years, millions of poor people worldwide have benefited from microfinance activities, such as microcredit, microsaving and microinsurance, making this range of financial services a key-tool for economic growth of many developing... more
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      Sustainable DevelopmentMicrofinanceDeveloping CountriesEnvironmental Sustainability
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      Management Information SystemsAccountingMicrofinanceHuman Resource Management
The first of the two essays in this dissertation uses primary data from Bangladesh to explore the role of microloan repayment frequency (weekly vs. bi-weekly, assigned randomly) on loan repayment performance of microfinance borrowers... more
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This paper to address the central issue on the main governance mechanisms for achieving the financial performance in the microfinance sector.Firstly it is attempted, to understand the different mechanisms of governance of microfinance... more
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      MicrofinanceAfrican science
This paper analyzes gender-differences with respect to microfinance repayment-rates using a large global dataset covering 350 Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) in 70 countries. The results indicate that more women clients is associated... more
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      BusinessMicrofinanceFinancial InclusionSocial Science Research Network
Despite the success of microfinance in including the poor people in the financial sector, critics claim that this antipoverty tool lacks hard data to prove its positive impact on reducing poverty levels. This study sought to establish the... more
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      PovertyMicrofinanceFinance Accounting
Microfinance programs targeting poor women are considered a ‘prudent’ first step for international financial institutions seeking to rebuild post conflict economies. IFIs continue to visibly support microfinance despite evidence and... more
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      Political EconomyMicrofinancePeacebuildingSexual and Gender-Based Violence
Tesis de Gobernabilidad y la Gestion Administrativa de la Caja Rural de Ahorro y Crédito Señor de Luren (2010-2015)
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      MicrofinanceBankingLoanwords
This article is a reflection on empirical data gathered in an ethnographic study of masculinity in a designated slum in urban Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. This gestures towards possible new scholarly projects for those interested in... more
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      Gender StudiesDevelopment StudiesGlobalizationBodies and Culture
Dear Sir/Madam, Warm Greetings! With pleasure, we invite you to contribute a research paper to an edited volume titled “Dynamics of Financial and Economic Research” by Dr. N.M. Leepsa, Assistant Professor, NIT Rourkela, Mr. Abdul... more
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      MicrofinanceBehavioral FinanceMicro finance and female entrepreneurship
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      Economic SociologyMicrofinanceSociology of MoneyIslamic Finance
Microfinance in India flows to the target group with the help of diverse institutions that involve banks, government agencies, and non-government organizations. The concept of microfinance was introduced in India especially for the... more
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      MicrofinanceTransformational LeadershipWomen's Empowerment
Commitment needed to maintain a balance between financial performance aspects of the operational aspects of social performance in microfinance institutions (MFI's). In this article the author conducted a literature study, by dividing the... more
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      Business EthicsEthicsCorporate Social ResponsibilityMicrofinance
Based on measurements of several indicators including the level of community participation, community empowerment, repayment rate was good, cross reporting good, and the application of penalties in accordance with the applicable rules,... more
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Benchmarks are very useful tools. A benchmark is "a point of reference for measurement". They are (definitionally) the relative standards by which things are judged. As humans, we tend to benchmark almost everything in our lives that can... more
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      FinanceFinancial EconomicsAsset PricingMicrofinance
A presentation made in June 2003 to the National Disaster Management Authority of India on Microfinance & Disaster Management.
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      Disaster risk managementMicrofinanceDisaster ManagementMicrofinance in India
ნაშრომში განხილულია მწვანე ეკონომიკის განვითარების კუთხით არსებული მდგომარეობა, ფინანსური სექტორის როლი და გავლენა კლიმატის ცვლილებასთან მიმართებაში და მისი პოტენციური შესაძლებლობები მცირე ლოკალური ენერგოეფექტური პროექტების... more
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      MicrofinanceGreen FinanceSustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
This introductory chapter provides an overview of corporate finance. Included in this chapter are discussions of the types of business organizations, the objective of financial management and that of the corporation, and the decision... more
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The microfinance plays the important role for the development of micro enterprises. However enterprises are a crucial path of both rural and urban areas in the North East India, special reference to poor entrepreneur for the engineering... more
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This paper draws upon ethnographic work in the global microfinance industry as well as interviews with urban microfinance clients in southern India to subvert the gendered “microfinance myth” that supports the moral legitimacy of... more
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      MicrofinanceIndiaMicrofinance and women's empowerment
Social innovations create social change or disruptions in society. These disruptions can be both positive and negative. Social perceptions on the benefits as well as the costs of change may influence society's reaction to the social... more
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      Behavioral SciencesMicrofinanceRisk ManagementDisaster Management
Research on Poverty Alleviation, REPOA, is an independent, non-profit organisation concerned with poverty and related policy issues in Tanzania. REPOA undertakes and facilitates research, enables monitoring, and promotes capacity... more
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      BusinessFinanceEconomicsPublic Administration
In the decade since the 2008 global financial crisis, much of the debate has been over whom to blame: reckless speculative finance or irresponsible (often low-income) borrowers. This essay takes up this set of moral arguments about what... more
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      Economic AnthropologyMicrofinanceParaguayEthnographic Methods
In 1990’s microfinance is began to develop as an industry and in the 2000s is main objective is to satisfy the unmet demands on a much larger scale and to play a role in reducing poverty. Rural women in India is quite aware of the fact... more
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      MicrofinanceSelf Help GroupsEntrepreneursWomen Entrepreneurship
MFIs have struggled to link monetary assistance to savings and ultimately prosperity on a level comparable with Western expectations. Some solutions have offered more money, the forgiveness of debt in a general MFI jubilee, or a focus on... more
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      MicrofinanceDeveloping CountriesZimbabwe
Pasca terjadinya krisis ekonomi, jumlah Usaha Kecil Menengah (UKM) tercatat sebanyak 42,4 juta unit pada 2003 atau naik 9,5 % dari tahun 2000 dan mampu menyerap 79 juta pekerja. Pada saat yang sama, perbankan Syariah menemukan momentum... more
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      FinanceMicrofinanceBanking
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      MicrofinanceApplied EconomicsPublic Administration and PolicyFinance and Investment Banking
In the context of neoliberal financialization, what is the role of debt in agrarian change? To address this question, I combine insights about debt from rural political ecology and development finance scholarship in order to analyze the... more
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      Political EcologyMicrofinanceAgrarian ChangeCambodia