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Government of India (2004) Backward Districts Initiative - Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojana - The scheme and guidelines for preparation of district plans’, Planning Commission, Delhi.
Government of India (2005) ‘Draft final report of the task force on revival of rural cooperative credit institutions’, Delhi.
Harper, M., Berkhoff, A., Bajpai, A., Ramakrishna, R.V, Kulkarni, V. (2004) ‘SHGs and rural co-operative financial institutions: can linkage be mutually beneficial?’, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Mumbai.
Price Waterhouse Coopers Pvt. Ltd., BASIX and ADB (2003) ‘India: Rural finance sector restructuring and development’, for Government of India.
RBI (2001) ‘Basic Statistical Returns, March 2001’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
RBI (2002) ‘Report on Trends in the Indian Banking Sector, November 2002’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
Sinha, Sanjay, Chetan, Tanmay, Orlanda, Ruthven and Pathak, Nilotpal (2003) The Outreach/Viability Conundrum: Can India's regional rural banks really serve low-income?, Overseas Development Institute, Working Paper 229, London.
Zacharias, K.D. (2005) ‘Legal clients and regulatory framework for cooperatives’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai
Berkhoff, A. (2003) Microfinance in Rural India: Linking Self-Help Groups to Cooperative Banks and Primary Agricultural Credit Societies, unpublished diploma thesis, University of Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe.
Burgess, R. and Pande, R. (2005) ‘Can rural banks reduce poverty? Evidence from the Indian social banking experiment’, American Economic Review, Vol. 95 (3), pp. 780-795.
EDA Rural Systems and APMAS (2006) ‘Self-help groups in India: The light and shades of SHGs’, for CRS, USAID, CARE and GTZ/NABARD, CARE India.
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Government of India (2004) Backward Districts Initiative - Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojana - The scheme and guidelines for preparation of district plans’, Planning Commission, Delhi.
Government of India (2005) ‘Draft final report of the task force on revival of rural cooperative credit institutions’, Delhi.
Harper, M., Berkhoff, A., Bajpai, A., Ramakrishna, R.V, Kulkarni, V. (2004) ‘SHGs and rural co-operative financial institutions: can linkage be mutually beneficial?’, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Mumbai.
Price Waterhouse Coopers Pvt. Ltd., BASIX and ADB (2003) ‘India: Rural finance sector restructuring and development’, for Government of India.
RBI (2001) ‘Basic Statistical Returns, March 2001’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
RBI (2002) ‘Report on Trends in the Indian Banking Sector, November 2002’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
Sinha, Sanjay, Chetan, Tanmay, Orlanda, Ruthven and Pathak, Nilotpal (2003) The Outreach/Viability Conundrum: Can India's regional rural banks really serve low-income?, Overseas Development Institute, Working Paper 229, London.
Zacharias, K.D. (2005) ‘Legal clients and regulatory framework for cooperatives’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai
Berkhoff, A. (2003) Microfinance in Rural India: Linking Self-Help Groups to Cooperative Banks and Primary Agricultural Credit Societies, unpublished diploma thesis, University of Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe.
Burgess, R. and Pande, R. (2005) ‘Can rural banks reduce poverty? Evidence from the Indian social banking experiment’, American Economic Review, Vol. 95 (3), pp. 780-795.
EDA Rural Systems and APMAS (2006) ‘Self-help groups in India: The light and shades of SHGs’, for CRS, USAID, CARE and GTZ/NABARD, CARE India.
Government of India (1997): All India Debt and Investment Survey, 1991-92: Indebtedness of rural households, NSS 48th Round, National Sample Survey Organisation, Delhi.
Government of India (2004) Backward Districts Initiative - Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojana - The scheme and guidelines for preparation of district plans’, Planning Commission, Delhi.
Government of India (2005) ‘Draft final report of the task force on revival of rural cooperative credit institutions’, Delhi.
Harper, M., Berkhoff, A., Bajpai, A., Ramakrishna, R.V, Kulkarni, V. (2004) ‘SHGs and rural co-operative financial institutions: can linkage be mutually beneficial?’, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Mumbai.
Price Waterhouse Coopers Pvt. Ltd., BASIX and ADB (2003) ‘India: Rural finance sector restructuring and development’, for Government of India.
RBI (2001) ‘Basic Statistical Returns, March 2001’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
RBI (2002) ‘Report on Trends in the Indian Banking Sector, November 2002’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.
Sinha, Sanjay, Chetan, Tanmay, Orlanda, Ruthven and Pathak, Nilotpal (2003) The Outreach/Viability Conundrum: Can India's regional rural banks really serve low-income?, Overseas Development Institute, Working Paper 229, London.
Zacharias, K.D. (2005) ‘Legal clients and regulatory framework for cooperatives’, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai
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