This study reviews the Partner-Agent Model supporting the relationship between FU and NHHP. It presents an understanding of the mechanisms and practicalities of the model

This study reviews the Partner-Agent Model supporting the relationship between FU and AIG. It presents an understanding of the mechanisms and practicalities of the model.

This paper compares user-owned or ”common-bond” MFIs in West and East Africa with special emphasis on the savings services they provide.

The report focuses on savings practices of poor people in Tanzania. It examines the perceived advantages and disadvantages of these particular savings services including the socio-economic characteristics of the people.

This paper presents the mid-term review of the DFID initiated support programme to the seven financial services associations (FSAs) in Uganda, in October 1998.

The research was conducted throughout Kampala in a range of settings. This research paper examines which groups among the poor Uganda Women’s Finance Trust (UWFT) reaches.

This paper focuses on risk management strategies of poor people to cope with the crisis situation as it disrupts the income stream of the household to meet their basic needs.

This report shares findings that improve knowledge and understanding of how poor people in Uganda save with the informal mechanisms like banks, moneylenders, pawnbrokers, money guards, deposit collectors, ROSCAs, ASCAs