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 | Arouri, Mohamed and Cuong, Nguyen Viet (2020) |
 | Does microcredit reduce the gender gap in employment? Evidence from Egypt |
| African Development Review. Volume 32 #2. p. 111-124. |
| Ibrahim, Saifullahi Sani and Aliero, Haruna Mohammad (2020) |
| Testing the impact of financial inclusion on income convergence: Empirical evidence from Nigeria |
 | African Development Review. Volume 32 #1. p. 42-54. |
 | Altaf, Anika (2019) |
| The Many Hidden Faces of Extreme Poverty. Inclusion and exclusion of extreme poor people in development interventions in Bangladesh, Benin and Ethiopia |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. African Studies Collection #75. 292p. |
| Bateman, Milford (2019) |
| The rise of microcredit 'control fraud' in post-apartheid South Africa: from state-enforced to market-driven exploitation of the black community |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 387-414. |
| Kinyondo, Abel and Kagaruki, Gibson (2019) |
| The Impact of Informal Financial Groups on Socio-economic Development in Tanzania |
| African Development Review. Volume 31 #1. p. 99-114. |
| Chikalipah, Sydney (2017) |
| Institutional environment and microfinance performance in sub-Saharan Africa |
| African Development Review. Volume 29 #1. p. 16-27. |
| Lawson, David and Ado-Kofie, Lawrence K. and Hulme, David (eds.) (2017) |
| What works for Africa's poorest? Programmes and policies for the extreme poor | |
| Warwickshire: Practical Action Publishers. 275p. |
| Malak, Karim and Salem, Sara (2017) |
| How far does neoliberalism go in Egypt? Gender, citizenship and the making of the 'rural' woman |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 541-558. |
| Ogunleye, Toyin Segun (2017) |
| Financial inclusion and the role of women in Nigeria |
| African Development Review. Volume 29 #2. p. 249-258. |
| Altaf, Anika (2016) |
| Synthesis report defining, targeting and reaching the very poor: Bangladesh, Benin and Ethiopia |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. ASC working paper #130. 25p. |
| Altaf, Anika (2016) |
| Bangladesh field report: defining, targeting and reaching the very poor |
| Leiden: African Studies Centre. ASC working paper #126. 47p. |
| Ashta, Arvind and Demay, Isabelle and Couchoro, Mawuli (2016) |
| The role of stakeholders in the historical evolution of microfinance in Togo |
| Economic history of developing regions. Volume 31 #2-3. p. 303-344. |
| Hu, Ying (ed.) (2016) |
| 'Communicating development' - a cultural shift: emerging discourses on entrepreneurial development and poverty reduction by Nigeria's banking and microfinance sectors |
| Critical Arts: A Journal of Media Studies. Volume 30 #5. p. 709-727. |
| Kuboja, Nicholaus Musimu and Vyamana, Vincent Gerald and Songorwa, Alex (2016) |
| Impacts of microfinance on livelihoods and environmental conservation in Tanzania: local communities in the Uluguru mountains case study |
| Dar es Salaam: REPOA. REPOA research report #16-2. 51p. |
| Uwizeyimana, Emeline (2016) |
| Le micro-crédit à l'épreuve des inégalités de genre: la persistance de la pauvreté au Rwanda post-génocide | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. Études africaines, Série sociologie. 301p. |
| Ayele, Gashaw Tsegaye (2015) |
| Microfinance institutions in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda: loan outreach to the poor and the quest for financial viability |
| African Development Review. Volume 27 #2. p. 117-129. |
| Ayuk, Elias (ed.) (2015) |
| La microfinance en Afrique centrale: le défi des exclus | |
| Bamenda: Langaa RPCID. 409p. |
| Baidoo, Isaac Kwame and Arku, Dennis (2015) |
| Delinquency and default risk modelling of microfinance in Ghana |
| Ghanaian journal of economics: a journal of the African Finance and Economics Consult. Volume 3. p. 70-85. |
| Essomba Ambassa, Claude and Nocheh Nsélapi, Dieudonné and Teuguia Tadjuidje, Gilles (2015) |
| Risque de crédit et gouvernance par la proximité: l'expérience d'EB-ACCION dans la gestion des microcrédits octroyés aux TPE camerounaises | |
| Revue Subsaharienne d'économie et de finance = The Subsahararan review of economics and finance. Volume 7 #5. p. 97-120. |
 | Johnston, Deborah and Deane, Kevin and Rizzo, Matteo (eds.) (2015) |
| Special issue: the political economy of HIV |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 42 #145. p. 159. |
| Murisa, Tendai and Chikweche, Tendai (eds.) (2015) |
| Beyond the crises: Zimbabwe's prospects for transformation | |
| Harare: TrustAfrica. 383p. |
| Nylandsted Larsen, Marianne and Birch-Thomsen, Torben (2015) |
| The role of credit facilities and investment practices in rural Tanzania: a comparative study of Igowole and Ilula emerging urban centres |
| Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 9 #1. p. 55-73. |
| Bagaoui, Rachid and Soumahoro, Moustapha (eds.) (2014) |
| Développement local en Afrique subsaharienne: une compréhension à travers des études de cas | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. Études africaines. 263p. |
| Binaté Fofana, Namizata (ed.) (2014) |
| Effects of HIV/AIDS and microfinance of women on income, medical expenditures and schooling in Côte d'Ivoire |
| African Development Review. Volume 26 #2. p. 322-332. |
| Boye, Mohamadou (2014) |
| La formalisation de l'informel: des systèmes financiers décentralisés à l'entreprenant | |
| Penant: revue de droit des pays d'Afrique. Volume 124 #886. p. 58-88. |
| Gahungu, Dieudonné (ed.) (2014) |
| La contribution des institutions de micro finance au financement des petites et moyennes entreprises et à l'autonomisation au Burundi | |
| Cahier du CURDES. 142p. |
| Kaghoma, C. Kamala (ed.) (2014) |
| PME et développement: atouts, contraintes institutionnelles et perspectives dans le contexte de la République Démocratique du Congo | |
| Bukavu journal of economics and social sciences. #2. 285p. |
| Sukadi Mata, Ritha (2014) |
| Do migrants' deposits reduce microfinance institutions liquidity risk? |
| African Development Review. Volume 26 #3. p. 520-531. |
| Baklouti, Ibtissem (2013) |
| Determinants of microcredit repayment: the case of Tunisian Microfinance Bank |
| African Development Review. Volume 25 #3. p. 370-382. |
| Baye, Francis Menjo (2013) |
| Household economic well-being: response to micro-credit access in Cameroon |
| African Development Review. Volume 25 #4. p. 447-467. |
 | Grunau, Jonas (2013) |
| Exploring people's motivation to join or not to join the community-based health insurance 'Sina Passenang' in Sotouboua, Togo |
| 134p. |
| Kane, Safiétou (2013) |
| Women and development in urban Senegal: microcredit and social capital |
| African Sociological Review. Volume 17 #1. p. 45-64. |
| Kebede, Hundanol Atnafu and Berhanu, Wassie (2013) |
| How efficient are the Ethiopian microfinance institutions in extending financial services to the poor? A comparison with the commercial banks |
| Journal of African Economies. Volume 22 #1. p. 112-135. |
| Mutabazi Ngaboyeka, Augustin (ed.) (2013) |
| Province du Sud-Kivu (RDCongo): enjeux économiques et financiers | |
| Bukavu journal of economics and social sciences. #1. 229p. |
| Nandjip Moneyang, Sara (2013) |
| La protection du déposant des établissements de micro-finance | |
| Penant: revue de droit des pays d'Afrique. Volume 123 #884. p. 315-339. |
| Ouassa, Tièkoura (2013) |
| Interventions en milieu rural et changement social au Niger: actions et réactions des femmes | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. 230p. |
| Van Rooyen, Carina and Stewart, Ruth and De Wet, Thea (2013) |
| Systematic review methodology for development: an example from microfinance | |
| Africanus. Volume 43 #1. p. 65-77. |
| Berge, Lars Ivar Oppedal (ed.) (2012) |
| Business training in Tanzania: from research-driven experiment to local implementation |
| Journal of African Economies. Volume 21 #5. p. 808-827. |
| Doligez, François and Fall, François Seck (eds.) (2012) |
| Expériences de microfinance au Sénégal | |
| Paris: Karthala. Hommes et sociétés. 203p. |
| Ejigu, Letenah (2012) |
| The sustainability and outreach performance of Ethiopian microfinance institutions: does scale of outreach matter? | |
| Ethiopian Journal of Economics. Volume 21 #1. p. 49-71. |
| Herselman, Stephne (2012) |
| 'Mind of a banker/heart of a social worker': social sustainability and the Small Enterprise Foundation in Tzaneen, Limpopo Province | |
| Africanus. Volume 42 #1. p. 69-84. |
| James, Deborah and Hull, Elizabeth (eds.) (2012) |
| Special issue: popular economies in South Africa |
| Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 82 #1. 186p. |
| Johnson, Omotunde E.G. (ed.) (2012) |
| Economic challenges and policy issues in early twenty-first century Sierra Leone | |
| London: International Growth Centre. 562p. |
| Mago, Stephen and Hofisi, Costa (2012) |
| Rural microfinance: a strategy for reducing aid dependence for poverty alleviation in rural sub-Saharan Africa | |
| Africanus. Volume 42 #1. p. 85-97. |
| Mashigo, Polly (2012) |
| The lending practices of township micro-lenders and their impact on the low-income households in South Africa: a case study for Mamelodi township |
| New contree: a journal of historical and human sciences for Southern Africa. #65. p. 23-46. |
| Mori, Neema and Olomi, Donath (2012) |
| The effect of boards on the performance of microfinance institutions: evidence from Tanzania and Kenya |
| Dar es Salaam: Research on Poverty Alleviation (REPOA). REPOA research report. 31p. |
| Narem, Bouyo Kwin Jim (2012) |
| Microfinance et réduction de la pauvreté de la femme rurale en Afrique: comprendre la dérive vers le monde urbain: cas des mutuelles communautaires de croissance de Foréké-Dschang et de Fongo-Tongo, Ouest-Cameroun | |
| Paris: L'Harmattan. Études africaines. 121p. |
| Ndiaye, Léopold (2012) |
| Memento de microfinance: dirigeants élus des systèmes financiers décentralises | |
| Dakar: Éditions Diasporas noires. 96p. |
| Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa (SIHA) Network, Kampala (2012) |
| Bread for breadwinners: a guide for grassroots organisations working on women's economic empowerment in the two Sudans |
| Kampala: Strategic Initiative for Women in the Horn of Africa (SIHA). 87p. |
| Walker, Iain (2012) |
| Is social capital fungible? The rise and fall of the Sanduk microcredit project in Ngazidja |
| Journal of Eastern African Studies. Volume 6 #4. p. 709-726. |
| Wolday Amha (2012) |
| The development of deposit-taking microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Ethiopia: performance, growth challenges and the way forward | |
| Addis Ababa: Association of Ethiopian Microfinance Institutions (AEMFI). Occasional paper #32. 79p. |
| Al-hassan, Seidu (2011) |
| Is microcredit a viable strategy for empowering women? A review of selected NGO programmes in Africa | |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 8 #1. p. 72-89. |
| Bob, Ibrahima (2011) |
| Genre et microfinance dans la banlieue de Pikine-Guédiawye | |
| Revue africaine: philosophie/art, littérature/linguistique, sociologie/économie. #5. p. 77-89. |
| Desai, Jaikishan and Tarozzi, Alessandro (2011) |
| Microcredit, Family Planning Programs, and Contraceptive Behavior: Evidence From a Field Experiment in Ethiopia |
| Demography. Volume 48 #2. p. 749-782. |
| Ferreira, Salvador (2011) |
| Parceria público privada em Angola: uma experiência sobre o microcrédito | |
| Luanda: Edições Chá de Caxinde. 92p. |
| Gebrehiowot Ageba (2011) |
| Assessment of the financial products of saving & credit cooperatives (SACCOs) & multipurpose cooperatives in Ethiopia | |
| Addis Ababa: Association of Ethiopian Microfinance Institutions. Occasional paper #29. 172p. |
| Luena, Michael (2011) |
| The legal framework for the regulation and supervision of microfinance institutions in Tanzania | |
| Journal of African and international law. Volume 4 #3. p. 589-653. |
| Pedrosa, Jose and Do, Quy-Toan (2011) |
| Geographic distance and credit market access in Niger |
| African Development Review. Volume 23 #3. p. 289-299. |
| Adam, Hamza and Atengdem, Pascal B. and Al-Hassan, Seidu (2010) |
| Innovations adoption levels of small ruminant farmers in Tolon-Kumbungu district of Ghana: the role of farmer socio-economic characteristics |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 7 #2. October. p. 39-66. |
| Akinyooye, R.F. (2010) |
| Understanding microfinance in Nigeria & the practice in other nations | |
| Oyo State: Foly Foly Publishers. 134p. |
| Hagberg, Sten and Haylemariam, Girmay and Seegers, Kaatje and Haile, Mitiku and Deckers, Jozef and Dessein, Joost and Develtere, Patrick (2010) |
| The Role of Farmers and Informal Institutions in Microcredit Programs in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia |
| Perspectives on Global Development and Technology. Volume 9 #3-4. p. 520-544. |
| Moya, M. and Wanda, R.D. and Akodo, R. (2010) |
| Perceived ICT facilitation, employee competences and performance of MFIs in Uganda | |
| Nkumba Business Journal. Volume 9. p. 64-93. |
| Sodokin, Koffi and Donou-Adonsou, Charles (2010) |
| Banks, microfinance institutions and economic growth in the West African Economic and Monetary Union |
| African Development Review. Volume 22 #4. p. 495-510. |
| Tarinyeba-Kiryabwire, Winifred Mary (2010) |
| The design of micro credit contracts and micro enterprise access to finance in Uganda | |
| Kampala: LawAfrica. 168p. |
| Diakite, Bouakary Sidiki (2009) |
| Microfinance et financement du développement | |
| Paris: Edilac. Collection microfinance et développement. 299p. |
| International Labour Office. Employment Sector, Geneva (2009) |
| The informal economy in Africa: promoting transition to formality: challenges and strategies |
| Geneva: International Labour Organization. 66p. |
| Johnson (Jr.), Samuel Wai (2009) |
| Microfinance in post-conflict Liberia: implications and challenges | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 34 #1. p. 41-62. |
| Kassaye, Tadesse and Alemu, Tekie (eds.) (2009) |
| The impact of HIV/AIDS on microfinance |
| Addis Ababa: Association of Ethiopian Microfinance Institutions (AEMFI). Occasional paper #25. |
| Liverpool, L.S.O. and Winter-Nelson, A. (2009) |
| Differential impact of microfinance participation on smallholder behavior and livelihood in rural Ethiopia | |
| Agricultural Innovations for Sustainable Development. Volume 1 #1. p. 26-34. |
| Brown, Joyce (2008) |
| Developing a movement through community development and microfinance: a case study of the Federation of Homeless People in Zimbabwe | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Dissertation Services. 312p. |
| Makinde, T. and Fayomi, I. (2008) |
| Gender-based poverty and micro-financing in parts of South-Western Nigeria | |
| African Journal of Public Administration and Management. Volume 19 #2. July. p. 49-58. |
| Onyuma, S.O. (2008) |
| Assumptions about microenterprise lending as a precondition for development: a critical review | |
| Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review. Volume 24 #1. January. p. 109-134. |
| Ouédraogo, Alpha and Gentil, Dominique (eds.) (2008) |
| La microfinance en Afrique de l'Ouest: histoires et innovations | |
| Paris: Karthala. Hommes et sociétés. 307p. |
| Owuor, G. and Ngigi, M. and Shem Ouma, A. (2007) |
| Role of micro-credit in rural development: an analysis of group based microfinance in Kenya | |
| Egerton Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education. Volume 7 #special issue. p. 43-55. |
| Ageba, Gebrehiwot and Amha, Wolday (2006) |
| Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) Finance in Ethiopia: Empirical Evidence |
| Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review. Volume 22 #1. January. p. 63-86. |
| Ayamga, M. and Sarpong, D.B. and Asuming-Brempong, S. (2006) |
| Factors Influencing the Decision to Participate in Micro-Credit Programme: An Illustration for Northern Ghana |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 3 #2. December. p. 57-65. |
| Ayanwale, Adeolu B. and Bamire, Simeon and Alimi, Taiwo (2006) |
| Poverty Reduction, Gender Equality and Micro-Credit Administration in Nigeria: The Case of the Farmers Development Union |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 3 #1. May. p. 1-15. |
| Kaleshu, J.T. (2006) |
| Improvement of SACCOS business through assets-liability management, promotion of SACCOS interlending and loan syndication activities | |
| Journal of Co-operative and Business Studies. Volume 1. p. 4-24. |
| Kessy, Severine S.A. and Urio, Fratern M. (2006) |
| The contribution of microfinance institutions to poverty reduction in Tanzania |
| Dar es Salaam: REPOA. REPOA research report #6. 42p. |
| Lakwo, Alfred (2006) |
| Microfinance, rural livelihoods, and women's empowerment in Uganda |
| Radboud University Nijmegen. Ph.D. dissertation. Leiden: African Studies Centre. Research reports #85. 252p. |
| Seidu, A. and Bambangi, S. and Seidu, A. (2006) |
| Micro-Credit and Poverty Alleviation: The Performance of Women in Micro-Credit Activities in the Kassena Nankan District of Ghana |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 3 #2. December. p. 41-56. |
| Bouharra, Fatiha (2005) |
| The demand for Islamic microfinance in Egypt and its obstacles | |
| master thesis. State University of Bergamo. 45p. |
 | Egziabher, Tegegne Gebre and Dijk, Meine Pieter van (eds.) (2005) |
| Issues and challenges in local and regional development: decentralisation, urban services delivery and rural-urban linkages, and inequality in developing countries | |
| Addis Ababa: Regional and Local Development Studies (RLDS), Addis Ababa University. 209p. |
| Kayunze, K.A. and Urassa, J.K. and Mwakalobo, A.B.S. (2005) |
| Credit enriching or impoverishing? voices of credit recipients in the Southern highlands of Tanzania | |
| Tanzanian Journal of Development Studies. Volume 6 #2. September. p. 79-93. |
| Kiyingi, K.K. (2005) |
| A third world idea comes to the U.S.? small loans create opportunities | |
| Ugandan Banker. Volume 13. September. p. 17-22. |
| Kyeyune, G.M. and Goldey, P. (2005) |
| Beyond economic benefits: a study on rural women's expectations and experience of microfinance in Uganda | |
| Nkumba Business Journal. Volume 6. p. 46-68. |
| Liheta, B.S.A. (2005) |
| Credit revolving fund: experiences in micro finance initiatives in Dodoma | |
| Journal of Co-operative and Business Studies. Volume 1. p. 5-23. |
| Mulindwa, M. (2005) |
| Linkage Banking: its impact on banks and the development and future of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) | |
| Ugandan Banker. Volume 13. September. p. 23-28. |
| Omeke, M. (2005) |
| Lender-borrower relationship in microfinance: a competitive strategy in information asymmetry financial markets | |
| Ugandan Banker. Volume 13. December. p. 9-12. |
| Sureshbabu, S. and Apusigah, A.A. (2005) |
| Meeting Women's Strategic Interests through Micro-Enterprise Development | |
| Ghana Journal of Development Studies. Volume 2 #1. May. p. 164-185. |
| Tegenge G.E. and Mulat D. (2005) |
| Micro enterprises in smalltowns, Amhara region, Ethiopia: nature and performance |
| Ethiopian Journal of Economics. Volume 14 #1. April. p. 79-111. |
| Belayneh, Taye Negussie (2004) |
| Social Capital and Group-Based Microfinance Program: Some Lessons from ACORD-DIRE Dawa, Eastern Ethiopia |
| Ethiopian Journal of Development Research. Volume 26 #2. October. p. 27-64. |
| Lindberg, Luther Eric (2004) |
| Sustainable shelter in the desert: appropriate methods for Niger | |
| Ann Arbor, MI: UMI. 94p. |
| Mbai, B. (2004) |
| Micro finance, from philanthropy to a mature business venture | |
| Accountant (Nairobi, Kenya). April-June. p. 30-31. |
| Mongula, B. (2004) |
| Entrepreneurship, development and poverty reduction: the challenge of entrepreneurship promotion in Tanzania | |
| Tanzanian Journal of Development Studies. Volume 5 #3. December. p. 15-24. |
| Odogola, R.W. and Wanzira, W.B. and Anandajayasekeram, P. and Aluma, J. and Asege, J. and Mugerwa, J. (2004) |
| Experiences with micro finance in improving rural livelihoods: a case for the Farmesa project in East and Southern Africa with focus on Uganda | |
| Uganda Journal of Agricultural Sciences. Volume 9 #1, pt. 1. September. p. 45-55. |
| Porteous, David and Hazelhurst, Ethel (2004) |
| Banking on change: democratising finance in South Africa 1994-2004 | |
| Cape Town: Double Storey. 244p. |
| Temba, E.I. (2004) |
| Micro financial institutions (MFIs) and savings mobilization services for the poor in Tanzania |
| African Journal of Finance and Management. Volume 13 #1. July. p. 63-73. |
| Wolday A. (2004) |
| Managing growth of microfinance institutions (MFIs): balancing sustainability and reaching large number of clients in Ethiopia |
| Ethiopian Journal of Economics. Volume 13 #2. October. p. 60-101. |
| Amanya, M. (2003) |
| The advent and apparent success of microfinance institutions is a challenge to the credibility of established commercial banks as providers of services for low income earners | |
| Ugandan Banker. Volume 11 #2. September-December. p. 12-16. |
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