Lessons from MicroSave’s Action Research Programme 2001
by David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
May 20, 2002
1 min
This note documents the progress made under the Action Research programme of MicroSave during 2001. It draws lessons from eight institutions working as Action Research Partner (ARPs) in four countries.
MicroSave’s goal is to “promote the development of high-quality financial services for poor people”. Under the Action Research programme, MicroSave is learning and disseminating lessons relating to product development and the product development process. This report documents the progress made under the Action Research Programme during 2001.
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