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Enablers of successful dissemination of uncommon practices in positive deviance studies for nutrition: A scoping review. [PDF]

BMC Nutr
Natukunda J, Choi S, Arita K, Ong KIC, Shibanuma A, Trivitayanurak W, Jimba M.   +6 more
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Preparing fertile ground: how does the quality of business environments affect MSE growth? [PDF]

Small Bus Econ (Dordr)
Fu J, Krauss A.
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Identifying influential determinants of women's empowerment in Bangladesh using machine learning algorithms. [PDF]

PLoS One
Salam MA, Islam S, Uddin MM, Shraboni TR, Das A, Islam MM, Karim MR.   +6 more
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Social safety nets, women's economic achievements and agency in 45 countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]

Nat Hum Behav
Peterman A, Wang J, Kamto Sonke K, Steinert JI.   +3 more
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How do policy measures affect the ability of poverty-stricken households to cope with external shocks? From the perspective of differences in the human capital endowment of households. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Chang X, Zhang Q, Li T.
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Water and sanitation in urban India. [PDF]

Bull World Health Organ
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Indirect Microcredit Programs: The Use and Potential of Guarantees in Microcredit

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
The aim of the paper is to introduce and clarify the financial and non-financial characteristics of microcredit programs based on a credit guarantee. We call these programs, which are widespread in Europe, Indirect Microcredit Programs (IMPs) because they use an indirect microcredit model.
Giorgio Di Maio, Paolo Landoni
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Microcredit in Prefamine Ireland

Explorations in Economic History, 1997
Abstract Hundreds of independent, local, quasi-charitable microcredit societies, or “loan funds,” were lending to as many as 20% of Irish households in the mid-19th century. Their goal was to relieve poverty by providing credit to the “industrious poor” at competitive interest rates without public funding.
Aidan Hollis, Arthur Sweetman
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The Lessons of Microcredit

2021
Microcredit is a prominent sector in the field of sustainable development finance. This article addresses the lessons learned in its rise and fall over thirty years. It examines the conceptual barriers as a result of its commercialisation, driven by the underlying neoliberal paradigm: the asymmetric debt relationship, the use of an arbitrary poverty ...
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