This document provides a table of contents for a report on microcredit and microfinance. The report introduces microcredit as a financial innovation for developing countries. It discusses the history, concepts, characteristics and models of microcredit systems and their impact, particularly on rural women in Asia and the Pacific region. It also examines microcredit specifically in Bangladesh, including the licensing of NGO microfinance institutions, key indicators of the sector, funding sources and growth of top organizations. The report concludes by summarizing the benefits of microcredit as well as ongoing challenges.
This document provides a table of contents for a report on microcredit and microfinance. The report introduces microcredit as a financial innovation for developing countries. It discusses the history, concepts, characteristics and models of microcredit systems and their impact, particularly on rural women in Asia and the Pacific region. It also examines microcredit specifically in Bangladesh, including the licensing of NGO microfinance institutions, key indicators of the sector, funding sources and growth of top organizations. The report concludes by summarizing the benefits of microcredit as well as ongoing challenges.
This document provides a table of contents for a report on microcredit and microfinance. The report introduces microcredit as a financial innovation for developing countries. It discusses the history, concepts, characteristics and models of microcredit systems and their impact, particularly on rural women in Asia and the Pacific region. It also examines microcredit specifically in Bangladesh, including the licensing of NGO microfinance institutions, key indicators of the sector, funding sources and growth of top organizations. The report concludes by summarizing the benefits of microcredit as well as ongoing challenges.
This document provides a table of contents for a report on microcredit and microfinance. The report introduces microcredit as a financial innovation for developing countries. It discusses the history, concepts, characteristics and models of microcredit systems and their impact, particularly on rural women in Asia and the Pacific region. It also examines microcredit specifically in Bangladesh, including the licensing of NGO microfinance institutions, key indicators of the sector, funding sources and growth of top organizations. The report concludes by summarizing the benefits of microcredit as well as ongoing challenges.
No EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Origin of the Report 1 1.2 Problem and Purpose 1 1.3 Scope 2 1.4 Limitations 2 1.5 Historical Background 2 1.6 Sources and Methods of Collecting Information 3 1.7 Definitions, Initialisms, and Acronyms 3 1.8 Report Preview 3 2.0 A FINANCIAL INNOVATION FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 4 2.1 History and Purpose 4 2.2 Concept 5 2.2.1 Characteristics of the Microcredit System 6 2.2.2 Summary of Various Operative Microfinance Models 7 2.3 Impact 9 2.3.1 The Impact of Micro credits on Rural Women in Asia and the Pacific Region 9 2.3.2 Measuring Social Performance and Impact 11 2.3.3 General Criticism 12 3.0 MICROCREDIT IN BANGLADESH 14 3.1 LICENSING STATUS OF THE NGO-MFIS IN BANGLADESH 14 3.2 State of Micro Credit in Bangladesh 15 3.3 Selected Indicators of NGO-MFIs in Bangladesh 19 3.4 Fund Composition of the Microfinance Sector in Bangladesh 21 3.5 Growth of Top NGO-MFIs in Bangladesh 22 4.0 REPORT ENDING 23 4.1 Findings 23 4.1.1 Benefits of Microcredit 23 4.1.2 Challenges 24 4.2 Conclusion 25 Bibliography 26