Sunny Days for Microfinance
I think the current moment is the beginning of the golden years for microfinance.
Social innovations that improve the living standards of the poor (more)
I think the current moment is the beginning of the golden years for microfinance.
A FISTFUL OF RICE: My Unexpected Quest to End Poverty Through Profitability by Vikram Akula
How do we promote bottom-up entrepreneurship in emerging economies?
At a conference last week of leaders in microfinance, attendees focused on the nitty-gritty of the social impact of microlending, and the results of the discussions were both sobering and startling.
The need for holistic approaches to poverty alleviation for young people in Africa.
Nobel Peace prize winner Muhammad Yunus talks about how he founded Grameen Bank to offer economic building tools for some of the poorest people in Bangladesh.
What would it take to implement “next-generation” poverty measures in the United States?
Two years after the spectacular failure in the financial markets, it’s getting even more difficult to look on the bright side.
We need to spur fresh thinking in this field even as we test and evaluate diverse approaches that promote youth economic empowerment in developing countries.
Express Credit Union reopens in Seattle to serve the unbanked, underbanked, and want-to-be-banked.