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Staff Incentive Schemes for Deposit Mobilisation

This note discusses in details about designing the staff incentive schemes for deposit taking microfinance institutions.

Mar 17, 2006

Mattias Grammling and Martin Holtmann

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Mar 17, 2006

Mattias Grammling and Martin Holtmann

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Understanding and assessing the demand for microfinance

The present note discusses the needs, financial behaviour and the financial landscape of the clients. It discusses this through two case studies on how women have benefited from microfinance institutions.

Jun 20, 2005

Graham Wright

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Jun 20, 2005

Graham Wright

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Cash, Children or Kind? Developing Security for Low-Income People in Old Age in Africa

This note outlines the economic and social challenges which come with old age. It documents some of the common traditional practices adopted as a security measure against these challenges.

Jun 1, 2005

Madhurantika Moulick, Graham Wright, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi and Michael Onesimo

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Jun 1, 2005

Madhurantika Moulick, Graham Wright, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi and Michael Onesimo

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Designing Innovative Products, Processes and Channels for the Promotion of Microfinance

This paper examines some of the products designed (in collaboration with MicroSave) as a respond to these needs, as well as some of the innovative delivery processes currently under testing.

Apr 18, 2005

Graham Wright

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Apr 18, 2005

Graham Wright

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Designing innovative products, processes, and channels to promote microfinance

The microfinance industry has traditionally seen poor people’s needs for financial services only as “credit for enterprise”. However, due to their various life cycle needs, low income clients need a range of “financial services” and not just the traditional mono-product of working capital loan. In response to this emerging need of the sector, growing numbers of financial institutions are developing and delivering a range of financial services customised to cater to client needs. This paper examines some of the products designed (many in collaboration with MicroSave) as a respond to these needs, as well as some of the innovative delivery processes currently under testing. It also reviews the MicroSave approach to product design. It concludes with comments on NABARD’s Kisan Credit Card and implications of the changing face of microfinance for the “massification” of financial services for the low income market in India.

Apr 18, 2005

Graham Wright

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Graham Wright

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BURO, Tangail’s Approach to Product Development – A Case Study

The present paper uses the CGAP Case Study Framework and examines how BURO Tangail, an innovative large/medium scale MFI operating in Bangladesh sets about the process of product development.

Oct 1, 2001

Graham Wright and Mosharrof Hossain

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Oct 1, 2001

Graham Wright and Mosharrof Hossain

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