Costs and Benefits of Credit with Education: The Case of PADME in Benin

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This paper contributes to a body of work exploring the hypothesis that microfinance institutions (MFIs) can feasibly offer health-related services that “pay for themselves” via a combination of financial revenues and nonfinancial benefits that indirectly improve the MFIs’ financial positions.

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Myka Reinsch and Frédéric Ruaz with Teddy Ekoué Kouvahey

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Freedom from Hunger

Published
June 2011
Resource Types
Report
Country
Benin
Current Downloads
15

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