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Microcredit is the extension of small loans to entrepreneurs too poor to qualify for traditional bank loans. In developing countries especially, microcredit enables very poor people to engage in self-employment projects that generate income - Wikipedia

Friday, April 20, 2007

Two articles on Kiva

Microcredit: You Too Can Be A Banker by R.Siva

Anyone can lend a hand via Web. Supporters say loans transform lives of poor by Daniel Dale
Posted by Badri Seshadri at 10:20 AM
Labels: Kiva, Microcredit

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Indian Microfinance Organizations

  • Bellwether Fund
  • Grameen Koota
  • Samasta Microfinance
  • SEWA Bank
  • SHARE Microfin Ltd.
  • SKS Microfinance
  • Spandana

Links

  • Aavishkaar Goodwell - Private Equity
  • Aavishkaar Micro Venture Capital Fund
  • Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee
  • Centre for Micro Finance, Chennai
  • Finding Solutions to Poverty
  • Grameen Bank
  • Improving Micro-credit programs
  • Indian School of Microfinance for Women
  • Kiva: Loans that change lives
  • Microcapital
  • Microcredit - Wikipedia
  • Microcredit and women
  • Microfinance Industry Exchange
  • Microfinance Insights - Quarterly Magazine
  • MicroPlace
  • Muhammad Yunus - Wikipedia
  • The WaterCredit Initiative
  • United Nations Development Program
  • Unitus

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