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Enterprise Development & Microfinance provides a forum for those involved in the design and implementation of enterprise development and microfinance programmes in developing countries. With themes such as the sustainability of microfinance institutions, the impact of poverty on clients and producers and value chain development it is essential reading for managers of projects, providers of technical assistance, consultants to projects, policymakers and the staff of donor agencies.

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Volume 21, Number 2, June 2010

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Editorial
pp. 91-92(2)
Author: Jones, Linda

'Producer collectives, cooperatives and other types of group are not usually sustainable and do not deliver long-term benefits to smallholders'
pp. 93-100(8)
Authors: Grace, David; Harper, Malcolm

Ramanagaram financial diaries: Cash patterns and repayments of microfinance borrowers
pp. 101-117(17)
Authors: Kamath, Rajalaxmi; Mukherji, Arnab; Ramanathan, Smita

Seven extremely simple poverty scorecards
pp. 118-136(19)
Author: Schreiner, Mark

The People's Credit Funds of Vietnam: A prudentially regulated credit cooperative movement
pp. 137-153(17)
Authors: Seibel, Hans Dieter; Tam, Nguyen Thac

Going downmarket: Ghana's rural banks adapt informal savings methodology
pp. 154-167(14)
Authors: Steel, William F.; Tornyie, B. Bubune

Reviews and resources
pp. 168-171(4)
Author: Johnson, Susan

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