Shows why many of the most fundamental building blocks of microfinance are largely myths, before going on to demonstrate that microfinance actually undermines the institutional foundations required for sustainable development and poverty reduction.
Shows why many of the most fundamental building blocks of microfinance are largely myths, before going on to demonstrate that microfinance actually undermines the institutional foundations required for sustainable development and poverty reduction.
Milford Bateman is a freelance consultant specialising in local economic development policy, particularly in relation to the Western Balkans. He has worked as a consultant for most of the major international development agencies and for several of the major international NGOs. He is also currently a Visiting Professor of Economics at the University of Juraj Dobrila at Pula, Croatia.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2.The rise of microfinance 3. Microfinance myths and realities 4. Microfinance as poverty trap 5. Commercialization: The death of microfinance 6. The politics of microfinance 7. Alternatives to conventional microfinance 8. Conclusion: the need for a new beginning Endnotes Bibliography Index
1. Introduction 2.The rise of microfinance 3. Microfinance myths and realities 4. Microfinance as poverty trap 5. Commercialization: The death of microfinance 6. The politics of microfinance 7. Alternatives to conventional microfinance 8. Conclusion: the need for a new beginning Endnotes Bibliography Index
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