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See How They Grow: Business Development Services for Women's Business Growth
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  • 2000THE MICROFINANCE SCHISM992 cited
  • 1998'Money can't buy me love'? Re-evaluating gender, credit and empowerment in rural Bangladesh227 cited
  • 1995From vicious to virtuous circles : gender and micro-enterprise development113 cited
  • 2001Promoting women’s entrepreneurship development based on good practice programmes : some experiences from the North to the South69 cited
  • 1996More and better jobs for women. An action guide29 cited
  • 1998Looking Beyond Credit: Business Development Services and the Promotion of Innovation Among Small Producers26 cited
  • 1990Gender and the growth and dynamics of microenterprises.25 cited

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