This paper explores main issues in the provision of financial services to small and microenterprises. Given our ignorance about what works and what does not work in this connection, the paper argues in favor of a multiplicity of experimental approaches. For those cases when credit is the binding constraint, however, it claims that the financial viability of the private organization (PVO) is critical for the permanency and quality of the services and for success-oriented management. This implies protection against inflation, vigorous loan collection, and a structure of costs and revenues that avoids operational loss
This paper claims that the source of the loanable funds for microenterprise finance organizations ha...
The paper emphasizes the importance of financial viability in private voluntary organizations that d...
Donor agencies have actively supported microenterprise programs during the past decade. Several eval...
Drawing on the lessons of the small farmer credit programs of the past, this paper discusses the det...
This paper examines issues related to the provision of financial services to microenterprises in dev...
This paper argues that although private development organizations (PDOs) present comparative advanta...
This paper examines the role of microenterprise programs in generating productive employment in Cent...
The paper argues that microenterprise finance should be treated as part of the development of the fi...
The basic assumption of this paper is that microenterprises in a country such as El Salvador may be ...
The success of a microenterprise program depends upon its positive impact on large numbers of benefi...
This paper describes private voluntary organizations (PVOs) that work with microenterprises in Costa...
This paper addresses the dangers and opportunities of using microfinance in efforts to alleviate pov...
This paper derives lessons for EI Salvador, distilled from theory and from experience elsewhere, abo...
This paper reviews the book Financiamiento y Apoyo a La Microempresa (Financing and promoting microe...
This paper discusses issues in microfinance development, as they may be relevant for El Salvador. It...
This paper claims that the source of the loanable funds for microenterprise finance organizations ha...
The paper emphasizes the importance of financial viability in private voluntary organizations that d...
Donor agencies have actively supported microenterprise programs during the past decade. Several eval...
Drawing on the lessons of the small farmer credit programs of the past, this paper discusses the det...
This paper examines issues related to the provision of financial services to microenterprises in dev...
This paper argues that although private development organizations (PDOs) present comparative advanta...
This paper examines the role of microenterprise programs in generating productive employment in Cent...
The paper argues that microenterprise finance should be treated as part of the development of the fi...
The basic assumption of this paper is that microenterprises in a country such as El Salvador may be ...
The success of a microenterprise program depends upon its positive impact on large numbers of benefi...
This paper describes private voluntary organizations (PVOs) that work with microenterprises in Costa...
This paper addresses the dangers and opportunities of using microfinance in efforts to alleviate pov...
This paper derives lessons for EI Salvador, distilled from theory and from experience elsewhere, abo...
This paper reviews the book Financiamiento y Apoyo a La Microempresa (Financing and promoting microe...
This paper discusses issues in microfinance development, as they may be relevant for El Salvador. It...
This paper claims that the source of the loanable funds for microenterprise finance organizations ha...
The paper emphasizes the importance of financial viability in private voluntary organizations that d...
Donor agencies have actively supported microenterprise programs during the past decade. Several eval...