Beschreibung
Microfinance has existed in various forms in different countries at different points of time. The Self Help Group movement in India since 1992 and the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh since 1975 employing different, simplified procedures and systems have pioneered the growth of microfinance all over the world. This movement has been instrumental in empowering women, ensuring infrequent savings, affordable loans for the poor and has enabled the financing of poor people without exploiting them. The shift in emphasis from micro-deposits to micro-credit and then onto micro-enterprises, has ensured that SHGs and MFIs are an essential tool for financial Inclusion. Micro-finance initiatives have helped in enhancing the status of women in many unequal developing countries. This book addresses various issues in the world of microfinance besides pointing out new areas where microfinance initiatives are necessary. It contains a wish-list for improving out-reach and efficiency, without subsidising costs,thereby ensuring sustainable operational practices.These initiatives will ensure that the micro-finance focus remains on client needs and not on institutional arrangements for providing micro-finance
Autorenporträt
Dr. K G Karmakar is currently Professor of Management at SPJIMR, Mumbai since 2011, after 36 years as senior executive in many Indian financial institutions. He has written over seven pioneering books and 112 published papers on rural credit, microcredit,financial inclusion and tribal affairs. Director on the Boards of CMA-IIM-A, AICI, KVIC, NIRD.
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