Beyond Micro-credit: Putting Development Back into Micro-finance

By T. Fisher, M. Sriram. 2002

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• Fuelling women's empowerment? An exploration of the linkages between gender, entrepreneurship and access to energy in the informal food sector (2017, background): “The unequal access that firms, including women's enterprises in the informal food sector have to business development services, credit and social networks make it difficult for survival entrepreneurs to obtain investment capital [106,134,141,142].”
• Synergies through Linkages: Who Benefits from Linking Micro-Finance and Business Development Services? (2007, unknown): “Micro-enterprises are therefore unlikely to grow significantly without inputs that can address these additional constraints (Fisher & Sriram, 2002, p. 75).”