Hmmmm, interesting, but India is rather better at launching politically popular high profile anti-poverty innovations than at working steadily to improve what's there already. Many Indian MFIs are becoming banks, maybe better to accelerate and facilitate that process (without politicising or weakening the fundamental strengths of what's there already) than to make bold new initiatives.
On Wednesday, 22 July 2020, 13:59:06 BST, Jami Solli jamisolli@gmail.com [MicrofinancePractice] <microfinancepractice@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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