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All posts tagged with: microfinance

A Savings-Led Alternative to Financial Institution Building

By Jeffrey Ashe

The cost of reaching the rural poor with microfinance can be prohibitive for microfinance institutions (MFIs), credit unions, and banks.

Fostering Sustainable Complexity in the Microfinance Industry: Which Way Forward?

By Emily Chamlee-Wright

The microfinance movement has gained tremendous popularity over the past thirty years, but it is still far from meeting its full potential.

Dancing the Measures of Transformation

By Heather Wood Ion

Peter Drucker said that 95 percent of what matters in an organization cannot be counted. J. K. Galbraith said, “If it is not counted, it tends not to be noticed.”

Microfinance in America

By Zoe Erler

How Microenterprise is Creating Personal Resilience While Eliminating Poverty

Peer Power

By Zoe Erler

Eleven years ago, Bruno Rivas left Mexico City to make a better living for his family in San Francisco.

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