Reaching the poorest : lessons from the graduation model (Arabic)

Microfinance is about extending financial access to poor and excluded people. However, apart from a few notable exceptions, microfinance has not typically reached extremely poor people those at the lowest level of the economic ladder. The majority of the world's estimated 150 million microcredit clients are thought to live just below and, more often, just above the poverty line. This achievement is not negligible since, for most of these clients...

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Hashemi,Syed Mesbahuddin;

De Montesquiou Fezensac,Aude;
Document Date
2011/03/01
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Brief
Report Number
63336
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2013/12/18
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Disclosed
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Reaching the poorest : lessons from the graduation model
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Relief Society of Tigray

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Hashemi,Syed Mesbahuddin; De Montesquiou Fezensac,Aude.

Reaching the poorest : lessons from the graduation model (Arabic). CGAP focus note ; no. 69 Washington DC ; World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/619121468325195666

Reaching the poorest : lessons from the graduation model (Arabic)

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