'Bank linkage' diaporamas de présentation

PRC Meeting Group -II Date : 18 th September 2014

PRC Meeting Group -II Date : 18 th September 2014. Structure of Presentation. Social Mobilization and Institution building Resource Block Strategy HR Positions in States F.I - SHG Bank Linkage Livelihoods - in Resource Blocks and in M.K.S.P R.S.E.T.I s

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QUALITY ISSUES IN THE MICROFINANCE SECTOR IN RAJASTHAN

QUALITY ISSUES IN THE MICROFINANCE SECTOR IN RAJASTHAN. Joint Study Of APMAS, Hyderabad & CmF, Jaipur. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY. the quality issues of SHGs, SHG federations, promoters and bank linkages Issues constraining improvement in quality, growth and spatial distribution

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SHG BANK LINKAGE: A Study in Andhra Pradesh

SHG BANK LINKAGE: A Study in Andhra Pradesh. Conducted by APMAS. Vision and Mission. VISION Emergence of high quality and financially viable member-managed & member-owned savings and credit institutions (SMFI*) for women in Andhra Pradesh (AP ) PURPOSE

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Social mobilisation and empowerment of women

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Social mobilisation and empowerment of women

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BUILDING THE DEMAND STREAM: THE NEED FOR INVESTMENT

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SHG Bank Linkage Programme

SHG Bank Linkage Programme. What is a Self-Help Group ? A Self-Help Group [SHG] is a small, economically homogeneous and affinity group of 15-20 rural poor which comes together to save small amounts regularly Mutually agree to contribute to a common fund Meet their emergency needs

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SHG Bank Linkage Programme

SHG Bank Linkage Programme. What is a Self-Help Group ? A Self-Help Group [SHG] is a small, economically homogeneous and affinity group of 15-20 rural poor which comes together to save small amounts regularly Mutually agree to contribute to a common fund Meet their emergency needs

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SHG Bank Linkage Programme

SHG Bank Linkage Programme. What is a Self-Help Group ? A Self-Help Group [SHG] is a small, economically homogeneous and affinity group of 15-20 rural poor which comes together to save small amounts regularly Mutually agree to contribute to a common fund Meet their emergency needs

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