Financing investment loans is a key element for rural development in southern countries. However, many obstacles limit microfinance institutions ability to deliver mid and long term loans. Relying on West African countries, this paper develops two promising channels in order to improve microfinance contribution in that field: the potential role of financial cooperatives and articulation with public policies
Microfinance is an emerging important financial subsector in Asian transition countries. Its role is...
Contributing to a financial sector that offers poor people access to financial services is an import...
This research focusing on micro finance covers the Middle Guinea area or Fouta Djalon, one of the fo...
With the collapse of many development banks and the lack of interest shown by most conventional bank...
Assuming that microfinance, in all its diversity, becomes a permanent feature in small-scale agricul...
In West Africa, liberalisation is increasing uncertainty in both the agricultural sector and rural f...
This paper focuses on the finance function as it relates to economic growth and development in rural...
The debate on the resurgence of rural development in West Africa underscores the key role of finance...
Based on the experience of selected countries, this paper offers a critical presentation of the deve...
This chapter focuses on the contribution of micro-finance towards supporting the development of micr...
Many researchers consider microfinance as a tool for poverty reduction. Even more, especially in pos...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This paper seeks to present an overview of the microfinance sector and its role in development. It d...
In a context of growing food crisis and where more than one billion people endure hunger, the study ...
This paper underscores the view that the provision of micro financial services to low income earners...
Microfinance is an emerging important financial subsector in Asian transition countries. Its role is...
Contributing to a financial sector that offers poor people access to financial services is an import...
This research focusing on micro finance covers the Middle Guinea area or Fouta Djalon, one of the fo...
With the collapse of many development banks and the lack of interest shown by most conventional bank...
Assuming that microfinance, in all its diversity, becomes a permanent feature in small-scale agricul...
In West Africa, liberalisation is increasing uncertainty in both the agricultural sector and rural f...
This paper focuses on the finance function as it relates to economic growth and development in rural...
The debate on the resurgence of rural development in West Africa underscores the key role of finance...
Based on the experience of selected countries, this paper offers a critical presentation of the deve...
This chapter focuses on the contribution of micro-finance towards supporting the development of micr...
Many researchers consider microfinance as a tool for poverty reduction. Even more, especially in pos...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This paper seeks to present an overview of the microfinance sector and its role in development. It d...
In a context of growing food crisis and where more than one billion people endure hunger, the study ...
This paper underscores the view that the provision of micro financial services to low income earners...
Microfinance is an emerging important financial subsector in Asian transition countries. Its role is...
Contributing to a financial sector that offers poor people access to financial services is an import...
This research focusing on micro finance covers the Middle Guinea area or Fouta Djalon, one of the fo...