Theme Eight – Business Case for Savings-led Microfinance Integrated with Non-Financial Services?

Post 75: A Different Notion of “Sustainability”

Post 76: A Different Notion of “the Market”

Post 77: A Business Case Based on a Different Notion of the Market

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A Ghanaian explains her microfinance passbook to Chris Dunford, who is drawing on 35 years as practitioner and researcher to lead The Evidence Project blog.

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Theme One: Invitation to a Conversation on Microfinance and World Hunger

Theme Two: A Better Deal from Microfinance Providers?

Theme Three: More Profitable Business & More Household Income?

Theme Four: More Household Savings & Better Consumption Smoothing?

Theme Five: Increased Social Capital & Improved Self-Confidence?

Theme Six: Better Health and Nutrition Practices & Greater Use of Vital Health Products and Services?

Theme Seven: Business Case for Credit-led Microfinance Integrated with Non-Financial Services?

Theme Eight: Business Case for Savings-led Microfinance Integrated with Non-Financial Services?

Theme Nine: Efficiency and Effectiveness of Various Pathways to the Ultimate Impacts?

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The Evidence Project

What We're Learning about Microfinance and World Hunger
by Chris Dunford