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Those who leave and those who don't join : Insights from East African microfinance institutions : Los que abandonan y los que no quieren entrar : Ensenanzas de las instituciones de microfinanciamiento de Africa oriental (Spanish)

The present products of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in East Africa explain the high rates of dropout and low outreach. The industry has adopted a small number of very similar imported ideas without adequate local experimentation and understanding of the financial service preferences of the clients. The "MicroSave-Africa" study highlights the importance of designing more flexible, demand-driven products to address the financial service needs of...
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Helms, Brigit S.; Matin, Imran.

Those who leave and those who don't join : Insights from East African microfinance institutions : Los que abandonan y los que no quieren entrar : Ensenanzas de las instituciones de microfinanciamiento de Africa oriental (Spanish). Focus ; no. 16 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/325681468139207903

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