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Micro Credit/ Micro Finance/ Self Help Groups

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Activists for Social Alternatives.

ASA-Grama Vidiyal: microfinance impact report 2003-tracking welfare and empowerment

outcomes for ASA participants- sample survey results for baseline period of the internal

learning system.-Tiruchirappalli: The Organization, 2004

xi, 46p

MP-R ACT.A.

002

Anand, Arun.

Micro-finance - a key to poverty alleviation.

Grassroots: Reporting the Human Condition. 6(10); October 2005. p. 15.

003

Aquil Ahmed.

Micro finance/micro credit: a select bibliography.

Indian Journal of Youth Affairs. 13(1); January-June 2009. p.56-66.

004

Bandyopadhyay, D.

Convergence of programmes by empowering the self-help groups and Panchayati Raj

Institutions/by D. Bandyopadhyay, B. Yugandhar, B N and Amitava Mukherjee. p. 122-145

IN New issues in panchayati raj/ed. by D. Bandyopadhyay and Amitava Mukherjee.-New

Delhi: Concept, 2004.

172p.

352.00722 RAJ.N 10850

005

Bangladesh Unnayan Parishad.

Socio-economic and indebtedness- related impact of micro-credit in Bangladesh/ed. by Qazi

Kholiquzzaman Ahmad.-Dhaka: The University Press, 2007

xxii, 64p

332.7(5492) BAN.S 12008

006

Bankers Institute of Rural Development

Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi:

Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

007

Basu, Kishanjit.

The saga of financing the poor retold p. 362-371 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed.

by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi: Tata McGraw Hill, 2000

xvii, 407p

332.7 BAN.M 10078

2

008

Bauman, Eveline.

Vulnerability and micro-insurance reflections on 'post-adjustment' Africa. p.27-44 IN

Microfinance: from daily survival to social change/ed. by Isabelle Guerin and Jean-Michel

Servet.-Pondichery: French Institute of Pondichery, 2003.

vi, 153p.-(Pondy Papers in Social Sciences; 30)

332.7 FRE.M 11058

009

Bhatt, Ela R.

After the Microcredit summit: the real work starts now.

Exchanges. No.16, March 1997.

010

Bose, B K.

Banking with the poor: SIDBI's initiatives/by B K Bose and K C Ranjani p.319-324 IN

Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi:

Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

011

Bose, B.

Banking with the poor: SIDBI's initiatives/by B.K.Bose and K. C. Ranjani p.319-324 IN

Microfinance: emerging challenges/ ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi:

Tata McGraw Hill, 2000

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

012

Capoor, Jagdish.

Microfinance in India: role of banks. p. 344-347 In Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed.

by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

013

Centre for Development Studies.

Agrarian distress and livelihood strategies: a study in Pulpalli Panchayat, Wayanad District,

Kerala/by K. N. Nair, C. P. Vinod and Vineetha Menon.- Thiruvananthapuram: The Centre,

2007. 87p.-(Working Paper; 396)

MP-R CEN.N 12423

014

Chavan, Pallavi.

Micro-credit and rural poverty: an analysis of empirical evidence/by Pallavi Chavan and R.

Ramakumar.

Economic and Political Weekly. 37(10); 9-15 March 2002. p.955-965.

3

015

Choudhury, Md. Shafiqual Haque.

On sustainable microfinance operations. p.71-82 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed.

by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

016

Das, Rimjhim Mousumi.

Micro-finance through SHGs: a boon for the rural poor.

p. 16-21 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups(SHGs); non-government

organisations (NGOs); and panchayati raj institutions (PRIs)/ed. by S. B. Verma and Yaswant

Tukaram Pawar.-New Delhi: Deep and Deep, 2005.

xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

017

Fairley, Joanne.

New strategies for micro enterprise development: innovation, integration and trickle up

approach.

Journal of International Affairs. 52(1); Fall 1998. p.339,12.

018

Fernandez, Aloysius P.

A microfinance institution with a difference.

Economic and Political Weekly. 42(13); 31 March-6 April 2007. p.1185-1189.

019

Fisher, Thomas.

Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-finance/ed. by Thomas Fisher

and M S Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p

332.7 FIS.B 10375

020

Fisher, Thomas.

Emerging lessons and challenges. p.325-360 IN Beyond micro-credit: putting development

back into micro-finance/ed. by Thomas Fisher and M S Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p.

332.7 FIS.B 10375

021

Ghate, Prabhu.

Consumer protection in Indian Microfinance: lessons from Andhra Pradesh and the

microfinance bill.


022

Ghosh, Bahnisikha

Participation of poor households in group based financial institution: experience from two

districts of West Bengal/by Bahniskha Ghosh and Avijit Brahmachary

4

p.66-78 IN Development Convention of Southern ICSSR Institutes on Sustainable

Development and the Indian Economy Approaches and Challenges in the New Millennium

(5th: 2006: Dharvad) Organaised by Centre for Multi Disciplinary Development Research,

April 27-28, 2006

CD-750.5.

023

Ghosh, Jayati.

Development as a noble cause.

Frontline. 23(21); 21 October- 3 November 2006. p.94-97.

024

Gibbons, David S.

The microcredit summit's challenge: working towards institutional financial self-sufficiency

while maintaining a commitment to serving the poorest families/by David Gibbons and

Jannifer W. Meehan.

Roshni: Journal of the All India Women’s Conference. February-June 2001. p.16-19.

025

Gibbons, David S.

Poverty-reduction can be good business for banks.

p. 143-162 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-

New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078.

026

Grameen Foundation.

Recovery from the tsunami disaster: poverty reduction and sustainable development through

microfinance: a special report/by Alex Counts and Liam Collins.-Washington: The

Foundation, 2005.

iv, 34p.

Downloaded from: www.eldis.org.

MP-R GRA.C 11356

027

Guerin, Isabelle.

Can microfinance free debt slaves? First hypothesis.

p.113-142 IN Microfinance: from daily survival to social change/ed. by Isabelle Guerin and

Jean-Michel Servet.-Pondichery: French Institute of Pondichery, 2003. vi, 153p.-(Pondy

Papers in Social Sciences; 30)

332.7 FRE.M 11058

028

Harper, Malcolm.

Empowerment through enterprise: a training manual for non-government organisations.-New

Delhi: IBH,1995.

185p.

338.642 HAR.E 9976

5

029

Harper, Malcolm.

Self-Help Groups and Grameen Bank Groups: what are the differences?

p. 169-198 IN Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-finance/ed.by

Thomas Fisher and M. S. Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p

332.7 FIS.B 10375

030

Harper, Malcom.

Why are commercial banks not entering the microfinance market



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

031

Hashim, S R.

Microfinance and microenterprises p.341-343 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by

Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

032

Hegde, S K.

Banking and the sustainable development of the Indian economy: with special reference to

the urban co-operative banks

p.79-112 IN Development Convention of Southern ICSSR Institutes on Sustainable

Development and the Indian Economy Approaches and Challenges in the New Millennium

(5th: 2006: Dharvad)

Oraginsed by Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Development Research, April 27-28, 2006

CD-750

033

Hermes, Niels.

Impact of microfinance: a critical survey/by Niels Hermes and Robert Lensink.

Economic and Political Weekly. 42(6); 10-16 February 2007. p.462-465.

034

Institute of Development Studies.

Micro finance for poor in Rajasthan: the importance of self help groups/by Surjit Singh.-

Jaipur: The Institute, 2000.

14p.-(IDSJ Working Paper; 118)

MP-R INS.S 10667

035

Jain, Ritu.

Socio-economic impact through self help groups/by Ritu Jain, R. K. Kushawaha and A. K.

Srivastava.

6

p.22-26 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups(SHGs); non-government



xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

036

Jindal, Krishan.

Successful efforts in microfinance: a case study of South Malabar Grameen Bank p. 208-218

IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-New

Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

037

Jindal, Rohit.

Rural savings and credit: emerging issues from South Rajasthan.

Seva Mandir Newsletter. April-June; 2002. p.3-4.

038

Kalpagam, U.

Micro-credit, livelihood re-integration and empowerment in Uttar Pradesh p. 432-455 IN

Labour and poverty/ed. by U. Kalpagam, Nisha Srivastava and D. M. Diwakar.-New Delhi:

Segment, 2004. 551p.

331.1(542) LAB 11067

039

Kalpana, K.

Shifting trajectories in microfinance discourse.

Economic and Political Weekly. 40(51); 17-23 December 2005. p. 5400-5409.

040

Kanitkar, Ajit.

Exploring empowerment and leadership at the grassroots: social entrepreneurship in the SHG

movement in India. p.234-262 IN Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-

finance/ed. by Thomas Fisher and M. S. Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p

332.7 FIS.B 10375

041

Kannan, Shanthi.

Micro finance gaining in popularity.

Hindu. 25 August; 2008. p.16.

042

Karmakar, K G.

Rural credit and self-help groups: micro finance needs and concepts in India.-New Delhi:

Sage, 1999. 374p

332.7 KAR.R 10077

7

043

Kotaiah, P.

Microfinance in India: status and prospects



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

044

Kumar, Udaia M.

Growing stronger with our members: microfinance at SHSRE.


New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

045

Lal, Meera.

Information technology initiatives: impact on Self Help Groups in India.

Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 48(4); October-December 2005. p. 881-896.

046

Mahajan, Vijay.

BASIX: a new generation rural livelihood promotion

p.83-99 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan Jindal.-


xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

047

Mahajan, Vijay.

Dhakka starting microfinance in India/by Vijay Mahajan, Bharati Gupta Ramola and Mathew

Titus



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

048

Mathison, Stuart.

E-Banking with the poor: opportunities and implications for microfinance providers.

Development Bulletin. No. 72; March 2007. p.19-22.

049

Mohammad Yunus.

How donor funds could better reach and support grassroots microcredit programs working

towards the Microcredit Summit's goal and core themes.

Roshni: Journal of the All India Women’s Conference. February-June 2001. p.10.

8

050

Mosley, Paul.

The microfinance experience of developing countries: lessons for banks in India



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

051

Mullick, G C.

Formation of clusters and Federation of S.H.Gs Paper 2 IN Workshop on Emerging Issues on

NGO Credit (1994: Hyderabad) Organised by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Collaboration with

Youth for Action, July 28-29, 1994

CD-579.6.

052

Nair, Tara S.

The transforming world of Indian microfinance.

Economic and Political Weekly. 40(17); 23 April 2005. p. 1695-1698.

053

Nanda, Y C.

Critical issues in microfinance



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

054

Pearl, Daniel

Grameen Bank popularised loans for the poor, now it's got a debt problem/by Daniel Pearl

and Michael Phillip.

Indian Express. 11 December; 2001. p.9.

055

Periasamy, R.

Role of banks in external funding for NGOs.

Paper 7 IN workshop on Emerging Issues on NGOs Credit (1994: Hyderabad).

Organised by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Collaboration with Youth for Action, July 28-29,

1994

CD-579.6.

056

Purushotham, P.

Marketing support to the SHGs.

p. 3-15 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups (SHGs); non-government



xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

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057

Qazi, Moin.

Self-help groups: poised for a new role in rural development.

p.38-48 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups (SHGs); non-government



xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

058

Ramamurthi, Divya.

SHGs help the disabled find their vocation.

Hindu. 3 November; 2003. p. 1.

059

Rao, D S K.

Promotion of SHGs by banks: a case study of Cauvery Grameen Bank.



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

060

Rath, Nilakantha.

Microfinance Regulation Bill: a rejoinder.

Economic and Political Weekly. 43(19); 10-16 May 2008. p.84-85.

061

Ray, Sathitapragyan.

Alleviating poverty through micro-finance: SGSY experience in Orissa.

Sociological Bulletin. 57(2); May-August 2008. p.211-239.

062

Rural empowerment through self-help groups(SHGs); non-government organisations (NGOs);

and panchayati raj institutions (PRIs)/ed. by S. B. Verma and Yaswant Tukaram Pawar.-New

Delhi: Deep and Deep, 2005.

xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

063

Rutherford, Stuart.

Helping mickles make muckles: designing suitable swaps for the poor



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

10

064

Sarkar, A N.

Innovations in micro-finance: linked development programmes.

p. 54-66 IN Rural empowerment through self-help groups(SHGs); non-government

organisations (NGOs); and panchayati raj institutions (PRIs)/ed. by S. B. Verma and

Yaswant Tukaram Pawar.-New Delhi: Deep and Deep, 2005.

xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

065

Sarkar, Keya.

SHGs need more than bank aid.

Business Standard. 26 November; 2004. p. 9.

066

Sawaminathan, Madhura.

The microcredit alternative?


067

Servet, Jean-Michel.

Debt bondage, as a form of voluntary slavery. Hypothesis for a definition of so-called debt

bondage in India. p.99-112 IN Microfinance: from daily survival to social change/ed. by

Isabelle Guerin and Jean-Michel Servet.-Pondichery: French Institute of Pondichery, 2003.

vi, 153p.-(Pondy Papers in Social Sciences; 30)

332.7 FRE.M 11058

068

Shankar, Savita.

The Micro Finance Bill/by Savita Shankar and Mukul G. Asher.

Yojana. Vol. 52; January 2008. p.56-58.

069

Shanmugam, E.

Microfinance delivery innovations in India and NABARD



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

070

Sharma, Kailash C.

Sanchayeeta (saving) Daily Deposit Scheme of Cuttack Urban Co-operative Bank



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

071

Sheokand, S M.

Reorienting banking with the poor: the SHG-bank linkage way

11

p. 291-318 IN Microfinance: emerging challenges/ed. by Krishanjit Basu and Krishan

Jindal.-New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

072

Shylendra, H S.

Microfinance bill: missing the forest for the trees.

Economic and Political Weekly. 42(27-28); 14-20 July 2007. p.2910-2914.

073

Singh, Kalyan.

Economic development and microfinance



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

074

Singh, Om Raj.

Role of NGOs in fostering self-help groups.




xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

075

Sinha, Sanjay.

Sustainability and development: evaluating the performance of Indian micro-finance/by

Sanjay Sinha and Frances Sinha.

p.263-299 IN Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-finance/ed. by

Thomas Fisher and M S Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p.

332.7 FIS.B 10375

076

Srinivasan, Girija.

Financial to social capital: role of banks.



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

077

Sriram, M S

Conditions in which microfinance has emerged in certain regions/by M.S. Sriram and Radha

Kumar.

Economic and Political Weekly. 42(49); 8-14 December 2007. p.67-72.

12

078

Srivastava, A K.

Innovative microfinance experiences of Bank Rakyat Indonesia: lessons for banks in India.



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

079

Sudan, Falendra K.

Rural livelihood diversification and operationalising income-generating activities through

SHGs in the watershed context.

Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 45(4); October-December 2002. p.907-919.

080

Syed Khalique Ahmed.

Micro-credit for macro change in Gujarat.

Grassroots: Reporting the Human Condition. 6(10); October 2005. p. 5.

081

Tankha, Ajay.

Community organisations in microfinance: the role of self-help groups in poverty alleviation

and rural transformation.

Paper 17 IN Workshop on Rural Transformation in India: the Role of Non-Farm Section

(2001:New Delhi) Organised by the Planning Commission, Govt. of India and ...et al,

September 19-21, 2001

CD-684.2.

082

Tankha, Ajay.

Micro finance for the poor: the new consensus.

Exchanges. No.23; December 1998.p.7-11.

083

Titus, Mathew.

Costs in micro-finance: what do urban self-help groups tell us?

p.199-233 IN Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-finance/ed. by

Thomas Fisher and M S Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p

332.7 FIS.B 10375

084

Titus, Mathew.

Rising to the challenge of scale in India: growing the micro-finance sector p. 300-324 IN

Beyond micro-credit: putting development back into micro-finance/ed. by Thomas Fisher and

M S Sriram.-New Delhi: Vistaar, 2002.

390p

332.7 FIS.B 10375

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085

Tomar, J S.

Micro-credit in a cobweb.

Pioneer. 6 January; 1999.p.9.

086

Tripathy, Om Prakash.

Making insurance everybody's business: the SHG way.




xiv, 350p.

307.72 RUR 11369

087

Vasimalai, M P

Microfinance for poverty reduction: the Kalanjiam way/by M. Vasimalai and K. Narender.


088

Vasimalai, M P.

Kalanjiam Federations.



xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

089

Vatta, Kamal.

Microfinance and poverty alleviation.

Economic and Political Weekly. 38(5); 1-7 February 2003. p. 432-433.

090

Vijaykumar, R.

Reinstating the self- help group perspective in microfinance.

Economic and Political Weekly. 44(15); 11-17 April 2009. p.68-69.

091

Winarno, M Jarot Eko.

The experience of Bank Rakyat in microfinance


New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 2000 2000.

xvii, 407p.

332.7 BAN.M 10078

092

Woolcock

Learning from failures in microfinance: what unsuccessful cases tell us about how group-

based programs work/by Woolcock and J.V. Michael.

American Journal of Economic and Sociology. 58(1); January 1999. p. 17,26

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