This month's featured article is on using video to train Savings Groups. Yes, it's time to do that.
All by Paul Rippey
This month's featured article is on using video to train Savings Groups. Yes, it's time to do that.
Okay, this is NOT the oldest group in the world. But it's good to see a group that is eight years old, in its 16th cycle, and still going strong.
People believe what you say, especially the very first thing you say...
GODIAMU’s staff include women who were there in the very first days of MMD - I felt honored to be in their presence!
Some folks thinks there is nothing controversial about Financial Inclusion. Banks don't hurt people, do they?
Micro-insurance is great, but what does it cost?
Here's a Facebook page I'm happy to recommend...
Here's what I love about CRS's PSP model, and - at the very end - a few reservations...
The essence of Savings Groups is not bookkeeping. In fact, bookkeeping is kinda a drag for most people...
“How would you like it if your bank made you sit with a group of neighbors in order to carry out your banking business?” The question is asked rhetorically, and the questioner never waits for an answer…
This is a plea for us all to shut our marketing mouth for a while when we are talking about Savings Groups.
Global Microcredit Summit 2011: At the centre of microfinance is the Client
I am perplexed by an attitude I keep running into that volunteerism isn’t sustainable.
What's the best way to keep trainers training? (Hint: they don't work for money, but they need money to work).
I had the pleasure of being at the end of a distinguished chain passing along a new study.
Can insanely small amounts of savings really make a difference? I think the answer is Yes.
I'm guilty of having dissed microcredit. A lot. Here's a bit of a mea culpa, and an acknowledgement of all the good things the microcredit boom accomplished.