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    This document discusses women's self-help groups, which are small informal groups started to provide collateral-free loans to poor women. Inspired by Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank, the goal is to spark enterprise among the poor and empower women. Key features include small group size with one member per family, mutual trust and participation, habit of saving, and providing small loans, knowledge, security and participation in banking to promote empowerment, confidence and development. An example organization is Bhagini Nivedita Gramin Vigyan Niketan, which formed over 1,800 groups across Maharashtra to address community problems and create revolving funds for loans.

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    This document discusses women's self-help groups, which are small informal groups started to provide collateral-free loans to poor women. Inspired by Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank, the goal is to spark enterprise among the poor and empower women. Key features include small group size with one member per family, mutual trust and participation, habit of saving, and providing small loans, knowledge, security and participation in banking to promote empowerment, confidence and development. An example organization is Bhagini Nivedita Gramin Vigyan Niketan, which formed over 1,800 groups across Maharashtra to address community problems and create revolving funds for loans.

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    This document discusses women's self-help groups, which are small informal groups started to provide collateral-free loans to poor women. Inspired by Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank, the goal is to spark enterprise among the poor and empower women. Key features include small group size with one member per family, mutual trust and participation, habit of saving, and providing small loans, knowledge, security and participation in banking to promote empowerment, confidence and development. An example organization is Bhagini Nivedita Gramin Vigyan Niketan, which formed over 1,800 groups across Maharashtra to address community problems and create revolving funds for loans.

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    Name: Astha

    Pandey
    Roll No.: 34
    PCER, Panvel
    ICT TASK 5
    F.Y.B.Ed
    Women’s Self
    Help Group
    Started by
    Dr.
    Known as Muhammad
    father of Yunus, an
    economist
    Microfinance from
    Bangladesh

    Motive to Established
    MAHILA
    give small Grameen
    BACHAT
    loans to GAT Bank in
    poor Bangladesh
    Create
    spark of
    enterprise
    Indian Self Help Group Model is
    & inspired by Bangladesh’s model
    empower
    poor.
    to eradicate poverty.
    What is Self Help?
    Small group of homogenous individuals

    Objective of creating common fund

    Meet member’s emergency needs by


    providing collateral free loan
    Self Help Groups managed
    by women is popularly
    known as Women’s Self
    Help Group.
    Features of Women’s Self Help Group
    Small and informal group

    One family, one person

    Active participation of all members

    Encourages habit of saving

    Mutual trust among members

    Promotes first generation micro


    entrepreneurs
    Continued….
    Promotes Women Empowerment

    Provides knowledge, finance and security

    Provides small loans

    Encourages habit of saving

    Encourages poor to participate in banking

    Build trust and confidence between banker


    and poor rural people
    Example: Neelima
    Mishra
    • Organized Bhagini Nivedita Gramin
    Vigyan Niketan (BNGVN).
    • To instill self-sufficiency by being able
    to address the community’s problems.
    • People would identify their own
    problems and find the solutions
    themselves.
    • In less than ten years, BNGVN has
    formed 1,800 self-help groups in two
    hundred villages across Maharashtra.
    • BNGVN helped create a village
    revolving fund that provided loans for
    farm inputs and emergency needs.
    Thank
    You!

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