Microfinance, Crowdfunding, and Sustainability: A Case Study of Telecenters in a S outh A sian Developing Country

Carol Royal · G. Sampath S. Windsor

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Crowdfunding could be the path to assist Nenasalas in the future, considering traditional financial institutions have largely ignored this grass‐roots initiative.

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2011The Geography of Crowdfunding 2009Outside Enterpreneurial Capital 2012Good Practice in Corporate Governance 2009An Analysis of European Online micro-lending Websites

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