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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
"Micro-credit is something which is not going to disappear...because this is a need of the people, whatever name you give it, you have to have those financial facilities coming to them because it is totally unfair...to deny half the population of the world financial services." - Mohammad Yunus (Founder, Bangladesh Grameen Bank)CASHPOR Micro-Credit (CMC)
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"Micro-credit is something which is not going to disappear...because this is a need of the people, whatever name you give it, you have to have those financial facilities coming to them because it is totally unfair...to deny half the population of the world financial services." - Mohammad Yunus (Founder, Bangladesh Grameen Bank)CASHPOR Micro-Credit (CMC)
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Micro‐credit and development in northern vietnam
Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography, 2010. Geographical development economics as reflected in the recent report by World Bank (2009) Reshaping Economic Geography (henceforth WDR-2009) and Sachs' (2005) End of Poverty has placed geographical factors of distance and density at the core of economic development.
Jessie P.h. Poon, Diep T. Thai
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Micro-credit and gendered moral economies: a case study of micro-credit cooperatives in rural Mexico
2007Micro-credit programs, one of the most important development initiatives within the past decade, often target rural women in the Global South. While some hail micro-credit programs as a development panacea that promotes women's empowerment, others view it as a problematic form of capitalist expansion in an era of neoliberalism.
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Epistemic Injustice in Micro-credit
Business and Professional Ethics JournalThis article addresses epistemic injustices committed by micro-credit non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in rural Bangladesh, filling a gap in the micro-credit literature. While micro-credit is often praised for promoting positive social change, critics argue that the Bangladeshi model has failed to deliver its promised benefits.
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Micro-credit and the reduction of poverty in Bangladesh
Journal of Contemporary Asia, 2004Abstract This article explores the relationship between micro-credit and the reduction of poverty by looking at a unique data set about BRAC, one of the largest micro-credit providers in Bangladesh. The article shows that the majority of population in the data set lived below the poverty line and that poverty was slightly more prevalent among ...
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Can micro-credit change the world?
2011Die Arbeit untersucht inwiefern Mikro-Kredite zur Armutsreduktion beitragen kann.
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