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State-Bank-of-India: Sustainable Business Models in Microfinance
Comprehend Ecosystem of Microfinance and its impact on inclusive growth through studying sustainable microfinance business models.
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5 weeks at 1-3 hours per week
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Online - Self Paced
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State Bank of India
About State-Bank-of-India: Sustainable Business Models in Microfinance
Comprehend the ecosystem of microfinance, understand its impact on inclusive growth, and learn to identify sustainable business models financing Micro Enterprises and Livelihood Activities.
Microfinance interventions are well recognized as an effective tool for poverty alleviation and improving socio economic conditions of the people at the bottom of the pyramid. Countries across the geographies are achieving their envisaged goals through different microfinance models.
Microfinance is identified as an important tool for empowerment of women and realisation of Sustainable Development Goals.
This Course outlines the ecosystem, business models and risk management practices in microfinance. It would enable you to understand the microfinance business models and correlate to your country’s socio-economic conditions.
You would understand the impact of microfinance in Livelihood Finance through the framework of policies, use cases and case studies.
What You Will Learn?
- Evolution, scope of microfinance and emerging trends.
- Microfinance eco-system- Government, Regulators, Banks/MFIs.
- Sustainable business models in Asian and African countries in creating livelihoods and improving living standards of the poor.
- Overview of Risk, Identification, Assessment and Mitigation of Risk in Microfinance Institutions.
- Impact of microfinance on poverty alleviation, inclusive growth and Sustainable Development Goals.
- Join us to learn how to use a microfinance model and create impact in the lives of the people marginalised, vulnerable, and weaker sections of the society.