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Lessons from MicroSave’s Action Research Programme 2001 and 2002
This report documents the progress made under the Action Research Programme during 2001 and 2002.
Jun 4, 2002
David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
Jun 4, 2002
David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
Lessons from MicroSave’s Action Research Programme 2001
This report documents the progress made under the Action Research Programme during 2001.
Jun 4, 2002
David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
Lessons from MicroSave’s Action Research Programme 2001
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.
May 20, 2002
David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
May 20, 2002
David Cracknell, Henry Sempangi, Graham Wright, Leonard Mutesasira, Peter Mukwana and Michael McCord
Where There Is No Banker: Financial Systems In Remote Rural Uganda
This paper looks at how poor people manage their money in an environment where there are no semi-formal or formal financial service providers.
May 1, 2002
It Is Expensive to Be Poor: Losses Suffered by People Saving in Uganda
The paper provides details of the richness and complexity of poor people’s attempts at saving in the informal sector and their successes, failures and losses as they do so.
May 1, 2002
The Relative Risks to the Savings of Poor People
The study is based on qualitative and quantitative research to assess risks involved in saving informally as compared to saving through institutions in semi-formal and the formal sector in Uganda.
Feb 2, 2002
Use and Impact of Savings Services Among Poor People in Zimbabwe: What It Means for Microfinance Institutions
This study outlines the reasons for which poor people save and the methods through which they rely on generally informal mechanisms in Zimbabwe.
Aug 1, 2001
Microinsurance: A Case Study Of An Example Of The Mutual Model Of Microinsurance Provision UMASIDA
This study reviews the Mutual Model of health care financing. It presents an overview of the mechanisms and practicalities of the model, satisfaction level of the partners and the market.
Dec 6, 2000