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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface 1 Basics of Microfinance 2 Microfinance progress and present status 3 Microfinance and government agencies 4 Microfinance and women empowerment 5 Microfinance and financial inclusion 6 Microfinance and SHGs performance and indicators Appendix Microfinance a case study of Haryana Bibliography IndexIn recent years microfinance in India has emerged as the most suitable and practical alternative to conventional banking in reaching the poor population Microfinance enables poor people to be thrifty and helps them in availing themselves of the credit and other financial services for improving their income and living standards The Self-help Group SHG Bank Linkage Program was formally launched in 1992 as a flagship program that envisages the organization of the rural poor into SHGs for building their capacities to manage their own finances and then negotiate bank credit on commercial terms The poor are encouraged to voluntarily come together to save small amounts regularly and extend micro loans among themselves Once the group attains required maturity in handling larger resources the bank credit followsThis book explains the concepts associated with microfinance traces its progress and performance traces its progress and performance and examines the role of Indias government agencies in its promotion It also highlights the role of microfinance in the economic empowerment of women and as a tool of financial inclusion A case study of microfinance in Haryana a relatively developed state of North India also forms part of the Book 196 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Progress of banking in India. 2. Social banking at the crossroads. 3. The Bangladesh Grameen Bank. 4. The Self Help Groups. 5. Microfinance in India. 6. Summary and conclusions. Select bibliography. Index. This is a comprehensive book on microfinance in India. Banking sector in India is facing many serious problems like overdues. How to provide adequate and timely credit to the rural poor is really a challenging task. True banks have introduced a number of innovative schemes to help the poor but they met with limited success. The Self Help Groups (SHGs) are empowering the rural poor by providing them access to institutional credit and other relevant services. The SHGs lay stress on thrift training and capacity building. Emphasis is placed on educating the members on social issues also. Provision of institutional credit through SHGs has produced many positive results. The problem of overdues has been solved. The borrowers need not only credit but also supporting inputs and services. In short microfinance led to the real empowerment of the rural poor particularly women. 100 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Glimpses of earlier works. 3. Methodological framework. 4. SHGs under RMK. 5. Financial performance of the SHGs. 6. RMK and women empowerment. 7. Understanding the constraints. 8. Conclusions and recommendations. Bibliography. Index. Microfinance or more specifically microcredit through self-help groups is one of the important instruments for bringing improvement in livelihood for the people who do not have any collateral to be eligible for formal credit. Its role in rural development has been studied in many developing countries and accepted by the scholars. Evidences are also present on how microfinance has empowered people, especially poor women in the society. But the spread of microfinance in North Eastern states has not been eye catching despite the region having suitable situation for it. This book presents the progress of Rashtriya Mahila Kosh in the North Eastern states of India. The chapters cover the saving, lending and repayment performance of microfinance, its role in women empowerment and what are the constraints faced by the self help groups and the group members in the region. …

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Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1 Microfinance-concepts spread of the movement and prelude to the study 2 Microfinance delivery through the SGSY 3 SGSY in Jalpaiguri District a review of spread of SHGs funding pattern and cluster development 4 Financial facets economic activities and governance of SHGs 5 Bank linkage systems with self help groups 6 Training and capacity building of Swarozgaris under SGS in Jalpaiguri District 7 Role of NGOs as facilitators in SGSY 8 Impact of microfinance an assessment in the context of Jalpaiguri District  9 Making SGSY more effective some policy recommendations Bibliography IndexMicrofinance is a useful tool for reducing poverty and building the capacity of the poor in management of sustainable self-employment by way of providing financial services like credit saving housing consumption credit insurance cover etcThis book takes a holistic view of the various aspects of the microfinance programmes as adopted under Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana SGSY in India with special reference to the state of West Bengal Critically examining how SGSY operates in relation to funding the programme bank linkage system training and capacity building of beneficiaries thrift credit and governance systems of SHGs marketing of SHG products role of bankers and NGOs and the perceptions of the beneficiaries It also analyses the impact of the SGSY programmes on the socio-economic empowerment of SHG members 366 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Literature Review. 3. Evolution of Microfinance in India. 4. Theory of Impact Evaluation. 5. Research Methodology. 6. Impact of Group Lending on Households. 7. Analysis of Microfinance Institutions. 8. Transformation of Microfinance Institutions. 9. Conclusion and Policy Implications. Bibliography. Appendices. This book is a scholarly account on how microfinance which started with a mission of social transfer was transformed into a sustainable commercial business venture over the last three decades. It tries to identify the role of impact investment in transforming microfinance sector and deep dives into the factors behind the successful transition of Bandhan, Equitas and Ujjivan into leading banks in India. The book draws some policy recommendations to further deepen and broaden financial inclusion in the country.…

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