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Women Development Workers: Implementing Rural Credit Programmes in Bangladesh

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Microfinance and Financial Inclusion Gender, Education, and Development Issues Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development

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Managing Development in Women's Interests The Research and Its Context Gender, Poverty and Credit Programmes for Women in Bangladesh Pioneers or Outlaws? A Profile of Women Development Agents Local Heroes? How Field Workers Determine Policy Outcomes Managing Organizational Change The Gendered Organization of Space, Time and Culture The Gender of Authority in Development Organizations Governance and Women's Poverty Scheming for Women

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