A Case Study of Microfinance in Rural Haiti: Institutional Start-up & Microenterprise Development

Michael J Pisani

A Case Study of Microfinance in Rural Haiti: Institutional Start-up & Microenterprise Development

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This paper highlights the challenges and opportunities of providing and growing microcredit in rural Haiti through a start-up MFI (HAPI-Kredi) and extensive interviews with 20 clients

Original language	English
State	Published - Mar 2014
Event	SECOLAS - 61st Annual Conference - New Orleans, LA Duration: Mar 1 2014 → Mar 31 2014

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Conference	SECOLAS - 61st Annual Conference
Period	03/1/14 → 03/31/14

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A Case Study of Microfinance in Rural Haiti: Institutional Start-up & Microenterprise Development

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