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Microlending in Haiti
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I saw this article in the New York Times over the weekend and I was hoping to get the response of some Microfinance practitioners. As someone with an interest in microenterprise, but zero…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Pond Nov 15, 2010.
Mobile Banking
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What do you, the practitioners, think of the feasibility of mobile banking in reaching the ultra poor in remote communities?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tom Murphy Nov 16, 2010.
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Ryan Pond posted a discussionMicrolending in Haiti
I saw this article in the New York Times over the weekend and I was hoping to get the response of some Microfinance practitioners. As someone with an interest in microenterprise, but zero experience, I'm very eager to learn more from a practitioner's perspective.http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/14/business/global/14haiti.html?_r=1&emc=eta1See More
Ryan Pond posted a discussionMobile Banking
What do you, the practitioners, think of the feasibility of mobile banking in reaching the ultra poor in remote communities?
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- I'm in my second year of the MA program in International Affairs at the Elliott School at George Washington. Although I'm focusing my studies on Europe, specifically European integration and nationalism in the post-Communist space, I am very much interested in microfinance and hope that SEEPcommunity will help me out with that!
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Just wanted to thank you for your positive, insightful contributions to the SEEPCommunity. Your comments have breathed life into what is quickly becoming a vivacious site.
Microfinancially,
Mark