Can india's MFI industry be saved?
Monday, January 16, 2012
Can india’s MFI industry be saved
Can india's MFI industry be saved?
The government and RBI must draw an MFI survival strategy before it's too late. We need them at least till such time the banks are ready to reach out to the masses
has set a world record. About 9.2 million borrowers in the southern state have defaulted
in repaying money borrowed from microfinance institutions (MFIs) .....
Monday, January 9, 2012
World economy driving by India: Pranab
| India has become growth driver of world economy: Pranab Times of India ... a difference to lives of common people in rural India. "Empowerment through inclusive growth has been given legal entitlements such as Right to Information & Right to Education. There is also a proposal for Right To Food Security," said Mukherjee. ... |
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
USAID boosting rural economy by $50 Million
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Finance to Poor people:UN Backed Initiative
| Millions of rural poor to receive banking services under UN-backed initiative Dec 14, 2011 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Two companies from India and South Africa announced today their commitment to provide banking services to 30 million low-income people living in rural areas by 2015, as part of their support for a United ... |
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Micro finance
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| ACCESS Development Services and HSBC Present Microfinance India Awards India Infoline.com YC Nanda is the former chairman of NABARD. He is also an alumnus of Delhi School of Economics. He has been involved with a number of microfinance institutions, rural development agencies, management institutes as Director/Trustee. ... |
Saturday, December 10, 2011
World Bank (WB) has offered technical assistance
| WB offers aid for development Manila Bulletin By RIO ROSE RIBAYA MANILA, Philippines — World Bank (WB) has offered technical assistance that would develop the operation of different government agencies and guarantee sustainable rural development in the country. Joseph Lim, a study consultant for ... |
Saturday, December 3, 2011
New CGAP paper on randomized evaluations
Randomized Microfinance Evaluations Highlight Opportunities for Improved Product Design
CGAP has released a new paper, Latest Findings from Randomized Evaluations of Microfinance, which synthesizes the latest research findings from around the world on a range of financial services, including credit, savings, and microinsurance. These existing studies offer a foundation for examining when particular products and designs work, for whom, and why, so that products and delivery approaches can be adjusted to meet the needs of poor people. The paper details a number of examples of simple and often inexpensive design tweaks and innovations that have shown significant results.
http://www.cgap.org/p/site/c/template.rc/1.26.17970/
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