Resource Library / How Can Microfinance Programs Help the Struggle Against Social Problems Such as Begging, Child Labor, Prostitution, Violence Against Women, Criminality, Gangs, and Drug Addiction?
Author(s):
William Maddocks Nandini Azad Ingrid Munro Tamim Islam John de Wit
Session Information:
How Can Microfinance Programs Help the Struggle Against Social Problems Such as Begging, Child Labor, Prostitution, Violence Against Women, Criminality, Gangs and Drug Addiction?
Chair
Dr. Nandini Azad, Director, Working Women’s Forum, & Chairperson, Independent Commission for People’s Rights and Development (ICPRD), India
Author
William Maddocks, SMDP Coordinator, Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, USA
Panelists
Ingrid Munro, Chair, Jamii Bora Group, Kenya
Tamim Islam, Director of Development, Grameen Trust, Bangladesh
John de Wit, Managing Director, The Small Enterprise Foundation (SEF), South Africa
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