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Banking on Poor Pays Big Dividends in Indonesia

Date

2 April 2009

Countries

Indonesia

Subjects

Gender; Finance

A US$15 million ADB microcredit program, modeled after the Grameen Bank, in Nias and nearby Aceh has helped impoverished families get back on their feet.

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