| The Bangladesh Development Studies (
Bangladesh
) |
| Year: 2000 |
Month: september |
Volume: XXVI |
Number: 2 & 3 |
| Publisher: Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies |
Place of Publication: Dhaka |
Price: US $ 70 |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
|
How Donor Funds Could Better Reach and Support Grassroots. Microcredit Programmes. Working Towards the Micro Credit Summit's Goal and CoreThemes
|
Muhammad Yunus |
|
The Effect of Non-Agricultural Self-Employment Credit on Contractual Relations and Employment in Agriculture: The Case of Microcredit Programmes in Bangladesh
|
Mark M. Pitt |
|
Saving, Informal Borrowing and Microfinance
|
Shahidur R. Khandker |
|
The Gender Dimensions of Programme Participation: Who Joins a Microcredit Programme and Why ?
|
Simeen Mahmud |
|
Efficiency and Sustainability of Formal and Quasi-formal Microfinance Programmes-- An Analysis of Grameen Bank and ASA
|
M. A. Baqui Khality Mahmood Osman Imam Salahaddin Ahmed Khan |
|
Rapid Credit Deepening and a Few Concerns: A Study of a Branch of Grameen Bank
|
Imran Mattin |
|
Measuring Depth of Outreach: Tool for Microfinance
|
Richard L. Meyer Geetha Magarajan Elizabeth G. Dunn |
|
Linking Formal Finance with Micro and Informal Finance
|
Prabhu Ghate |
|
