Grameen definition
Examples of Grameen in a sentence
In 2014, GCU was designated as a Changemaker Campus by AshokaU, the first in Scotland and only the second in the UK, in recognition of its commitment to embed social innovation across the University’s campuses in Glasgow, London and New York, and for the social innovations we have developed including the Unilever Global Development Award winning Grameen Caledonian College of Nursing in Bangladesh.
The Grameen system was created by GCU Chancellor and Nobel‐Laureate Professor ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇.
We work with project partners such as Curamericas and Grameen Bank in order to increase our impact in the regions we work.
Promote community-based programs that build and enhance rural women’s economic independence: With the recent success of microfinance models such as Grameen Foundation in rural South-Asia and its linkages to positive reproductive health behaviors (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, et al., 1997); India’s rural developmental policies should leverage such models that provide women with microloans along with mentorship for small-scale businesses.
It maintains a four steps orgnizational structure: Head Office, Divivisional Office (6nos.), Regional Office(55nos.) and unit office(325 nos.) Apart from these 20 Grameen Technology Center are in operation.
Lack of credit from the development banks limits the scale of operation executed by the NGOs. Scaling up of the solar program is therefore limited within the larger micro-finance organizations like Grameen Shakti and larger NGOs like BRAC.
Listed below is a table that presents the different kits proposed by Grameen Shakti and that can be used as a reference for Indonesian market.
Detailed information about some MFIs 13 Notes and References 43 BB Bangladesh Bank GPS Grameen Pension Scheme MCP MicroCredit Program MFI Micro Finance Institution MRA Microcredit Regulatory Authority NGO Non Governmental Organization RFM Rural Financial Market SCB State Commercial Banks Bangladesh is, in many ways, the most developed microfinance market in the South Asian region.
In recognition of the robust poverty eradication via microfinance activities, the Grameen Bank and its founder, Dr. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ have been awarded The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
The College’s impact on healthcare, education and research was recognised in July 2014 when GCU became the first university to win the prestigious Unilever Global Development Award (supported by Business Fights Poverty) for its work with Grameen to establish and support GCCN, the first UK university to achieve this accolade.