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International Experience of Microcredit [PDF]
The authors analyze international experience of microcredit development and made appropriate conclusions about the advantages and disadvantages of microcredit organization. Microcredit organizations are self-sufficient and stable institutions which are regulated by bank and state legislation.
Nazarenko, M., Nazarenko, O.
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Microcredit and microfinance are distinct concepts. Doing microcredit part of microfinance. The concept of microcredit is due to Grameen Bank’s founder Muhammad Yunus and started in Bangladesh in 1976. Microcredit is a financial instrument that provides small loans to low-income people without access to formal financing.
Félix, Elisabete G. S.
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Does microcredit for the poverty-alleviated population have an income-increasing effect? Also on the "Raising the Low" effect. [PDF]
Promoting the continuous income increase of the poverty-alleviated population has become one of the key tasks to consolidate the achievements of poverty alleviation, promote rural revitalization and achieve common prosperity.
Yin Liu, Lu Fan, Binjian Yan
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The synergistic effects of microcredit access and agricultural technology adoption on maize farmer's income in Kenya. [PDF]
Addressing global food security demands urgent improvement in agricultural productivity, particularly in developing economies where market imperfections are perverse and resource constraints prevail. While microcredit is widely acknowledged as a tool for
Shadrack Kipkogei +4 more
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Microcredit and microfinance can be included in the branch of ethical finance that supports the struggle against poverty and financial exclusion. The term ‘microfinance’ is usually used to identify those financial services that are offered not only to clients with low income or none, but also to individuals who have difficulty in accessing basic ...
MANGO, Fabiomassimo, LA TORRE, Mario
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Development of bank microcredit [PDF]
Abstract We analyze the process by which banks enter the microcredit market while still engaging in traditional credit practices. For this we study a competitive credit market with adverse selection, where lenders are endowed with a screening technology capable of extracting an informative signal about a borrower’s quality if enough time is devoted ...
Luca Gabriele Deidda +1 more
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Goog governance in microcredit strategy for poverty reduction: focus on western Mindanao, Philippines [PDF]
Microcredit can be an effective tool for tackling the global poverty problem. Making microcredit work better for the poor necessitates a framework that integrates the principles of good governance in the design and implementation of a microcredit ...
Moreno, Frede
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This study examines the determinants of microcredit utilisation among smallholder farmers in the Morogoro region of Tanzania, where challenges in accessing and effectively using microcredit limit agricultural productivity and household livelihoods. Using
Lazaro Athanas Mwonge +2 more
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Questioning Bangladesh's Microcredit
The microcredit (MC) program of Bangladesh has been a well-known success story for generation of self-employment, and poverty alleviation. Variants of this MC model are being implemented in more than 60 different countries of the world. It has become almost a universal antidote for poverty especially from 2006 when Professor Muhammad Yunus- the founder
, Abu N.M. Wahid +2 more
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Energy constraints significantly impact household welfare and the quality of life. Developing countries, such as Indonesia, continue to face challenges in meeting household energy needs.
Diana Setyawati, Djoni Hartono
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