This study aims to assess the economic impacts of the National Family Farming Strengthening Program (Pronaf) in the various Brazilian biomes. The impacts at the sectoral, regional, and macroeconomic levels, arising from increases in rural credit to farmers in Brazilian territory - family and...

The goal of this research is to investigate how various variables, including ease of use, usefulness, and social influence, competencies affect a specific phenomenon, and COVID-19 on digital readiness and examine the role of attitude as mediating variables. This study used a quantitative...

Financial inclusion is one of the emerging aspects in the socio – economic development of the country. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana scheme is national priority of every Indian citizen can easily open bank account. This scheme mostly helpful all the income people can easily opened and...

Majority of the population of Rajasthan lives in rural areas. Before independence, debt payments were made by moneylenders and Nagar Seth. After the establishment of the Village Bank on October 2, 1975, they were entrusted with the task of disbursing village loans. Rural banks provide individual...

Lack of credit for farming is one of the main obstacles that poor Thai farmers face. Most agricultural credits from commercial banks are given to large agricultural businesses thus leaving out poor farmers who consequently have to borrow from informal sources with high interest rates. The Bank...

This study examines the impact of Digitalized Environmental, Social, and Governance (DESG) practices on rural banks in Ghana, focusing on their relationship with stakeholder engagement, customer loyalty, brand equity, and financial performance. The study collected data from 724 respondents,...