Savings Groups and microfinance institutions remain key players in Rwanda's financial sector serving a majority of the population. COVID-19 poses serious risks both health and economic because of restrictions on movement and gathering. AS such effects of t he pandemic are deeply felt by the clients and members of these institutions.
Explore some of the key takeaways from the Savings Groups Practitioners Forum in Rwanda.
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Development programs are increasingly aiming to support populations…
Developed by the Evidence Consortium on Women’s Groups, this brief presents emerging evidence from studies in diverse African contexts— with a deep dive into Nigeria and Uganda&mda…
There is a wide body of evidence examining the effectiveness of different types of women’s groups, particularly economic self-help groups (SHGs), Village Savings and Loans Associations (…