Retail financial institutions remain the backbone of financial systems that serve low-income clients. They need complex skills to offer poor people quality financial services on a permanent basis. In most countries, inadequate retail capacity is the main bottleneck to scaling up microfinance. This brief addresses how funding agencies-public donors, international NGOs, private foundations, and investors-can help meet the challenge of developing retail...
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Building capacity for retail microfinance
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Funding agencies
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Goodwin-Groen,Ruth P..
Building capacity for retail microfinance (English). CGAP donor brief ; no. 24 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/107091468323366130