Women At The Center: Grameen Bank Borrowers After One Decade

Helen Todd

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Microfinance and Financial Inclusion Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development

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The bank in the village what credit can do - women's contribution wives and partners Taka talks - centrality in the household strategies for survival still poor - disaster and dependency women on their own group and centre - solidarity and self-interest centering on the children.

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