Showing results for "savings"
This paper looks at how poor people use informal, semi-formal and formal sector savings systems and services to better manage their household income and expenditure flows.
This study outlines the reasons for which poor people save and the methods through which they rely on generally informal mechanisms in Zimbabwe.
This document highlights Association for Social Advancement (ASA), Bangladesh’s provision of financial services to 1.5 million poor people.
This note gives lessons on introduction of an open access savings scheme from a successful MFI- ASA (Association for Social Advancement) in Bangladesh.
The report focuses on savings practices of poor people in Tanzania. It examines the perceived advantages and disadvantages of these particular savings services including the socio-economic characteristics of the people.
This paper focuses on risk management strategies of poor people to cope with the crisis situation as it disrupts the income stream of the household to meet their basic needs.