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... that microfinance has significantly dented the informal credit markets by undermining debt-bondage and usury in the rural areas of ...Thus microfinance is having a modernizing impact, even if inadvertent, ... See full document

... is poverty a curse to the bulk of the masses, it is now evidently clear that the rich cannot live in peace when there are people who have no hope of a meal no matter its ...quality. Poverty and feelings of ... See full document

... international poverty line from $1 to $1.25. In the study of poverty perspective in Nigeria, Olatomide (2012) articulates experts’ concept of poverty as human beings who are unable to meet ... See full document

... access. Large resource will be required to meet this demand. New MFIs will need resources while the existing institutions will require more funds to scale-up the activities and outreach. Currently, the industry is facing ... See full document

... of Microfinance is not new in Ghana according to Asiamah & Osei(2007), ...the microfinance methodologies, is thought to have originated from Nigeria and spread to Ghana in the early 1990s ... See full document

... of microfinance banks (MFBs) in poverty reduction, employment generation and overall development of an economy, particularly a less developed economy, the paper employs the methodology of ARDL-based ... See full document

... the microfinance Abstract: This study examines Microfinance Bank as agent of poverty reduction in Maiduguri, ...tackle poverty is to increase participation by empowering the ... See full document

... on poverty is that former is a necessary but not sufficient condition for poverty ...making microfinance an effective tool of poverty ... See full document

... of poverty in the economy) favour the conventional method in which hardship or being poor is believed to be eased by high- low movement of funds by the government in the way of the ...attack poverty began ... See full document

... impact, assessment and therefore does not directly address the question of what impact the programs have on their ...impact assessment is ...the poverty line. Accurate assessment requires a ... See full document

... country, Nigeria is still unfortunately faced with some challenges which in the recent years have surged appreciably, causing a serious set – back to entrepreneurship ...in Nigeria is a lack of government ... See full document

... discipline’s own perspectives (Cohen and Dunn, 1999). First, and most prominently, there has been a departure from the models of the household that dwell significantly on altruism, sharing, and cooperation to models ... See full document

... perspective. Critical analysis reveals that microfinance can be used as an efficient tool to reduce poverty, thus contributing towards economic as well as social ...that microfinance ... See full document

... The idea of human capital denotes the abilities and skills of human resources of a country, while human capital development refers to the procedure of obtaining and growing the number of persons who have the skills, ... See full document

... The essence of any development program is to enhance the welfare of workers by maximizing their skills and the quality and quantity of their employment opportunity and, by so doing, add to the country’s strength. This is ... See full document

... From its humble beginnings in the late 1970s and early 1980s in rural Bangladesh microfinance today is a global multi-billion dollar industry. The United Nations declared 2005 as the ‘International Year of ... See full document

... in poverty reduction and increase the welfare of the ...increase poverty rate in the ...of poverty in Nigeria. We therefore submits that poverty reduction can be addressed ... See full document

... on poverty, two strategies that have equal important elements must be ...the reduction of poverty and both variables are essential to prepare the populations, especially poor countries for ... See full document

... a critical microfinance strategy at both the local level, in the form of solidarity groups (such as Warsai Yekalo, Development Campaign), and at the national and regional level in the form of networking ... See full document

... Bateman M and Chang HJ (2012) Microfinance and the illusion of development: From hubris to nemesis in thirty years. World Economic Review 1: 13-36. BBC (2013) The Bangladesh poor selling organs to pay debts. ... See full document