2019
DOI: 10.1362/204440819x15633617555795
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Does microcredit empower micro-entrepreneurs? Empirical evidence from Indonesia

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“…This paper explores the need for Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) and their role in alleviating poverty in Ethiopia, with a focus on how women can benefit from these institutions, specifically the Amhara Credit and Savings Institutions (Benti, 2019).Poverty eradication has been a protracted-mounted and key venture for governments, the worldwide community, multilateral businesses and donor companies around the globe, especially in growing economies. Blended worldwide, multilateral and donor efforts have led to great discounts in poverty stages throughout countries, apart from this superb achievement (Atmadja, 2016).Microfinance has been instrumental in promoting economic development in rural areas with low-income populations since its inception. To expand the reach of microfinance on a sustainable basis, it is crucial to improve health-related services and educational facilities for the member families of microfinance.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper explores the need for Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) and their role in alleviating poverty in Ethiopia, with a focus on how women can benefit from these institutions, specifically the Amhara Credit and Savings Institutions (Benti, 2019).Poverty eradication has been a protracted-mounted and key venture for governments, the worldwide community, multilateral businesses and donor companies around the globe, especially in growing economies. Blended worldwide, multilateral and donor efforts have led to great discounts in poverty stages throughout countries, apart from this superb achievement (Atmadja, 2016).Microfinance has been instrumental in promoting economic development in rural areas with low-income populations since its inception. To expand the reach of microfinance on a sustainable basis, it is crucial to improve health-related services and educational facilities for the member families of microfinance.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%