Bharat mein sukshma vitt/ K G. Karmakar

ForewordI: MICROFINANCE: AN OVERVIEWA Financial System for India`s Poor - Priya Basu Microfinance Revisited - K G Karmakar II: MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS (MFIS)MFIs in India: An Overview - K Muralidhara Rao Regulatory Framework for MFIs - Krishan Jindal Promoting Linkages between Banks & MFIs - P Satish Sustainability of MFIs - Vijay Mahajan III: SHG-BANK LINKAGE PROGRAMME: PROGRESS & PROSPECTS - Sukhbir Singh SHGs and Savings Mobilization - H R Dave Livelihood Promotion among SHGs - Pradeep Kashyap Emerging SHG Federations and Challenges - C S Reddy Sustainability of SHGs - N Srinivasan Impact of SGSY on SHG: Bank Linkages - Thanksy Francis Thekkekara IV: SUCCESSFUL MFI MODELSWhy Sanghamitra is Different? - Aloysius P Fernandez Beyond Microcredit: Building Nested Institutions of Savings and Credit Groups in India - The Kalanjiam Experience - K NarenderBanking with Poor Self-employed Women Jayshree VyasGood Practices in SHG Book-keeping: Three Case Studies - Jan Meissner, Ramakrishna and Marie Luise Haberberger Attaining Outreach and Viability: Case Study of Bandhan - A K Padhi V: SUCCESSFUL BANK MODELSPandyan Grama Bank SHG Linkage Model - S Manickam Prathama Bank: Farmers` Club Model - L R Ramachandran Bidar DCCBs-PACS Model - B B Mohanty Chandrapur DCCB-Anganwadi Model: A Case Study - S Santhanam VI: INNOVATIONS FOR GROWTHRole of Technology as a Growth Catalyst in the Microfinance Sector - Niket Kamdar and Puneet Gupta Leveraging Mutual Guarantees for Gaining Financial Access: Joint Liability Groups as Collateral Substitutes - B S Suran The `Credit Plus` Approach for Tribal Development - K G Karmakar and N P Mohapatra Innovations in Credit Delivery System - K G Karmakar and N P Mohapatra Index