A Study on the Impact of Microfinance Program on Rural Poor in India and Haryana

Dr. Aarti Haswani

Articles 38th Edition of DTR Oct 2022 – Mar 2023

A Study on the Impact of Microfinance Program on Rural Poor in India and Haryana

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Dr. Aarti Haswani

Assistant Professor, Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology, Delhi, India

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Published 2023-03-30

Pages 90-11

Abstract

The Abstract is of the Thesis "A Study on the Impact of Microfinance Programme on Rural Poor in Delhi and Haryana" submitted by Dr. Aarti Haswani for the award of Ph.D. degree from GGSIPU University, Delhi, India. The Supervisors were Prof. Sanjiv Mittal, Professor USMS, Delhi and Dr. Deepti Prakash, Associate Professor USMS, Delhi, India . The University awarded the Doctorate to the research scholar in the year 2023.

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i. Ahlawat, S. (2016). Financial performance of group based microfinance model in Haryana.
ii. International Journal of Social Sciences, pp. 9–12.
iii. Ahlawat, S. (2016). Financial performance of group based microfinance model in Haryana.
iv. Coleman, B. E. (2006). Microfinance in Northeast Thailand: Who benefits and how much? World Development, 34(9), 1612–1638.
v. Caramela, S., & Sammi (2021). Microfinance: Definition, benefits and applications.
vi. NABARD (2000). Definition of Microfinance.
vii. NABARD (2020-21). Status of Microfinance in India.
viii. FINCA (2021). Microfinance global overview.
ix. Kagan, J., & Julia (2018). Microfinance concepts.
x. Feigenberg, B., Erica, F., & Rohan, P. (2010). The impacts of microfinance.
xi. Mathew (2006). Role of Government and NGOs in Microfinance in India.
xii. Porkodi, S., & Aravazhi, S. (2013). Role of microfinance in empowerment.
xiii. Sriram, M. S. Microfinance growth in India.
xiv. Masood, T., & Ahmad, I. (2010). Technical efficiency of MFIs in India – A stochastic frontier approach.
xv. Harper, M. (2002). Grameen Bank and SHG models comparison.
xvi. Bali Swain, R. (2007). Economic empowerment of women through SHGs.
xvii. Laha, A., et al. (2014). Microfinance outreach and empowerment.
xviii. Tripathi, K., & Tripathi, A. (2018). Asset creation through microfinance.
xix. Mahmud, S. (2003). Microfinance and women empowerment.
xx. Manashi, et al. (2015). SHG-bank linkage and empowerment.
xxi. Swain, R., & Wallentin, F. (2009). Economic impact of microfinance.
xxii. Abdullah, S., & Quayes, S. (2016). Women borrowers and MFI performance.
xxiii. Purkayastha (2017). Microfinance lending systems.
xxiv. Thomas (2021). Group lending mechanism.
xxv. Agrawal (2021). Microfinance borrower support.
xxvi. Irfan (2020). Microfinance resilience.
xxvii. Knowles (2018). Credit accessibility through microfinance.
xxviii. Cull, R. (2018). Microfinance and poverty reduction.
xxix. Horak (2017). Role of women in microfinance sector.
xxx. Wondirad (2020). Local economic impact of microfinance.
xxxi. Radhakrishnan (2018). Benefits of microfinance participation.
xxxii. Chen (2017). Community-level impact of microfinance.
xxxiii. Nayak (2019). SHG sustainability and roadmap.
xxxiv. Bateman (2019). Microcredit and poverty reduction.
xxxv. Gretebeck (2019). Poverty statistics and microfinance role.
xxxvi. Ajwani-Ramchandani (2017). Microfinance as development tool.
xxxvii. Srinivasan, R., & Sriram, M. S. (2003). Microfinance in India: Discussion paper.

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[1] i. Ahlawat, S. (2016). Financial performance of group based microfinance model in Haryana.

[2] ii. International Journal of Social Sciences, pp. 9–12.

[3] iii. Ahlawat, S. (2016). Financial performance of group based microfinance model in Haryana.

[4] iv. Coleman, B. E. (2006). Microfinance in Northeast Thailand: Who benefits and how much? World Development, 34(9), 1612–1638.

[5] v. Caramela, S., & Sammi (2021). Microfinance: Definition, benefits and applications.

[6] vi. NABARD (2000). Definition of Microfinance.

[7] vii. NABARD (2020-21). Status of Microfinance in India.

[8] viii. FINCA (2021). Microfinance global overview.

[9] ix. Kagan, J., & Julia (2018). Microfinance concepts.

[10] x. Feigenberg, B., Erica, F., & Rohan, P. (2010). The impacts of microfinance.

[11] xi. Mathew (2006). Role of Government and NGOs in Microfinance in India.

[12] xii. Porkodi, S., & Aravazhi, S. (2013). Role of microfinance in empowerment.

[13] xiii. Sriram, M. S. Microfinance growth in India.

[14] xiv. Masood, T., & Ahmad, I. (2010). Technical efficiency of MFIs in India – A stochastic frontier approach.

[15] xv. Harper, M. (2002). Grameen Bank and SHG models comparison.

[16] xvi. Bali Swain, R. (2007). Economic empowerment of women through SHGs.

[17] xvii. Laha, A., et al. (2014). Microfinance outreach and empowerment.

[18] xviii. Tripathi, K., & Tripathi, A. (2018). Asset creation through microfinance.

[19] xix. Mahmud, S. (2003). Microfinance and women empowerment.

[20] xx. Manashi, et al. (2015). SHG-bank linkage and empowerment.

[21] xxi. Swain, R., & Wallentin, F. (2009). Economic impact of microfinance.

[22] xxii. Abdullah, S., & Quayes, S. (2016). Women borrowers and MFI performance.

[23] xxiii. Purkayastha (2017). Microfinance lending systems.

[24] xxiv. Thomas (2021). Group lending mechanism.

[25] xxv. Agrawal (2021). Microfinance borrower support.

[26] xxvi. Irfan (2020). Microfinance resilience.

[27] xxvii. Knowles (2018). Credit accessibility through microfinance.

[28] xxviii. Cull, R. (2018). Microfinance and poverty reduction.

[29] xxix. Horak (2017). Role of women in microfinance sector.

[30] xxx. Wondirad (2020). Local economic impact of microfinance.

[31] xxxi. Radhakrishnan (2018). Benefits of microfinance participation.

[32] xxxii. Chen (2017). Community-level impact of microfinance.

[33] xxxiii. Nayak (2019). SHG sustainability and roadmap.

[34] xxxiv. Bateman (2019). Microcredit and poverty reduction.

[35] xxxv. Gretebeck (2019). Poverty statistics and microfinance role.

[36] xxxvi. Ajwani-Ramchandani (2017). Microfinance as development tool.

[37] xxxvii. Srinivasan, R., & Sriram, M. S. (2003). Microfinance in India: Discussion paper.