The maturing of Indian microfinance

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The maturing of Indian microfinance	VOL .XII ISSUE III MAR. 2005

Coming of age	Frances Sinha
An overview of micro-financing in India

Not a magic wand	K Kalpana
Can microfinance ensure dignity to women?

Hype or reality?	Malika Basu
Getting carried away by the promise of microfinance


Has anything changed?	Kathyayini Chamaraj
SHG members are reduced to being mere consumers

Points of control
MF practitioners speak out on policy implications

The unbankable bank	Achla Savyasaachi
Banks do not meet the needs of the poor

When the big fish make friends with the small fry	Geeta Seshu
Do corporates and the poor make for a happy marriage?

‘Free trade doesn’t exist’	Kathyayini Chamaraj
World Social Forum 2005, Porto Alegre


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