Beyond micro-credit : putting development back into micro-finance

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Beyond micro-credit : putting development back into micro-finance

Thomas Fisher and M.S. Sriram ; with contributions from Malcolm Harper ... [et al.]

Vistaar Publications , Oxfam, 2002

  • : India
  • : UK

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [372]-379) and index

"Published in association with New Economics Foundation, London"--T.p.

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内容説明

Micro-finance is one of the fastest growing development strategies, in many ways it is already outgrowing development with several micro-finance institutions becoming banks. But it is becoming clear that the provision of credit for enterprise development is not on its own leading to development. Beyond Micro-Credit sets out how Indian Micro-Finance Initiatives are combining micro-finance with a wide range of development goals, these include not only poverty alleviation through providing savings, credit and insurance services but also promoting livelihoods, empowering women, building people's organizations and changing institutions. It illustrates each of these from actual microfinance practice and explores the organizational challenges of combining such development goals with financial service provision. It includes detailed analysis of "self-help groups"; comparisons with microfinance practice in Bangladesh and contemporary methods of assessing performance and impact.

目次

  • Introduction
  • Introduction to the financial sector in India
  • Part 1: Micro-finance and development
  • Micro-finance and social and economic security
  • Micro-finance and livelihoods - the challenge of BASIX
  • Micro-finance and people's organisations
  • Micro-finance and system-wide change
  • Part 2: Micro-finance: organisations and institutions
  • Self-help groups and Grameen Bank groups: What are the differences? by Malcolm Harper
  • Costs in micro-finance: What do urban self-help groups tell us? by Mathew Titus
  • Exploring empowerment and leadership at the grassroots: Social entrepreneurship in the SHG movement in India
  • by Ajit Kanitkar
  • Sustainability and development: Evaluating the performance of Indian micro-finance
  • by Sanjay Sinha and Frances Sinha
  • Rising to the challenge of scale in India: Growing the micro-finance sector
  • by Mathew Titus
  • Emerging lessons and challenges
  • by Thomas Fisher
  • Appendix:Capacity-building and organisational learning project for development finance in India Glossary Bibliography Index About the authors and contributors. Bibliography
  • Index

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