Revisiting loan grant and default characteristics and women in microfinance

• Main Author: Perez, Junette A.
• Format: text
• Published: Animo Repository 2012
• Subjects: Businesswomen; Microfinance; Loans; Business; Finance and Financial Management; Gender and Sexuality
• Online Access: https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/13591
• Institution: De La Salle University

Loan grant and default characteristics in microfinance speak tremendously of women and its participation. Although the availability and adequacy of income default characteristics, the significant role of women in the process cannot be discounted. The paper intends understand, relate connect loan and default characteristics and women involvement in microfinance. The review further SOURCES DEVELOPMENT highlights the positive and innovative contribution of women in the development MANAGEMENT OFFICE and financial sustainability of micro finance institutions as well as women empowerment. Microfinance has both the capacity to empower and may disempower women as well. The truth remains that nurturing empowerment among women can't be completely developed by microfinance alone but instead through a series of intervention available to women. The fact remains to be true in relation to other invention for poverty alleviation and gender bias reduction. The value however is identifying and replicating best practices and minimizing practices that deplete opportunities for enhancing women empowerment in microfinance