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more appropriate to remote and marginal areas, there is little to further differentiate rural and urban microfinance …
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SUMS S-U Management Service Limited acts as a service provider for MFIs and realizes a very efficient way of loan tracking by taking full advantage from computer aided processing. This process relies on customized Microsoft and Crystal products serving three main purposes: 1. Providing loan...
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The Uganda Microfinance Union (UMU) has become one of Uganda's leading microfinance institutions. It began four years …
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Uganda, where 85 % of the population live in rural areas, has experienced a rapid rise of rural and microfinance over …-supported microfinance institutions (MFIs), through group lending up to a ceiling, have provided start-up finance, particularly for women … agriculture and microfinance, and effective agency coordination, the most effective means of donor assistance are equity …
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Policymakers in Syria are seriously concerned (a) about social equality and equal opportunities for women and men; and (b) about the effectiveness of financial institutions in providing adequate services to men, women and youth to fight poverty and reduce unemployment. Considerable social...
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Two thirds of the Fund's current projects have a rural finance component; about 21% of the Fund's resources are dedicated to rural finance.2 Most of IFAD's target group are small producers engaged in agric ultural and non-agricultural activities in areas of widely varying potential. Direct...
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sustainable financial services to the rural poor. The financial technology employed by any microfinance institution in order to …, savings and insurance products, and the capability to regularly produce innovations, outreach to the poor and ultimately … sustainability of microfinance institutions cannot be achieved. This paper addresses these issues by looking into the financial …
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Over the last decade, Nepal has turned into a microfinance laboratory, exploring various approaches to provide … microfinance NGOs. Rural Finance Nepal (RUFIN) is a joint Nepali-German project, implemented by the Agricultural Development Bank … Bank of Nepal (ADBN). In 1975 it started the Small Farmer Development Program (SFDP), the "motherʺ of all microfinance …
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Reaching 100 million of India's rural poor with savings and credit by 2008: This is NABARD's goal through its SHG banking program, leveraging the strength of the formal banking system and the flexibility of informal self-help groups in providing adequate financial services to the rural poor....
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That has to be uppermost in our minds as we think about what microfinance means. For IFAD, the finance issue is crucial … take a wide variety of forms, from intense training of qualifying microfinance institutions, so they may become viable … means of reducing poverty and understand the challenges that microfinance and microfinance institutions must confront. From …
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