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What's the trouble with men? Contributions and challenges of gender analysis to microfinance
This article discusses the difficulties women face because of men's exclusion from development programmes. I suggest that gender-interdisciplinary research is needed from which MFIs can draw information and knowledge to make microfinance more inclusive of all the poor, men and women, their families and communities.
This article discusses the difficulties women face because of men's exclusion from development programmes. I suggest that gender-interdisciplinary research is needed from which MFIs can draw information and knowledge to make microfinance more inclusive of all the poor, men and women, their families and communities.
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