Environmental Management / Rural Financial Markets 23 Million Baht Fund / SG / Grameen Bank / Coleman / /
Country
Germany / Thailand / Japan / Laos / /
Currency
USD / THB / / /
Event
Funding / /
Facility
Kyoto University / Aoyama Gakuin University / /
IndustryTerm
rural network / bank / peer groups / branch network / loan services / commitment saving products / /
Organization
Ministry of Interior / Foundation for Integrated Agricultural / DCD SGs / Twenty / Department of Community Development / US Federal Reserve / Christian Church / Kyoto University / Aoyama Gakuin University / Lao Village / Thailand Village / Urban Revolving Fund / Million Baht Fund / Foundation for Integrated Agricultural and Environmental Management / Center for Southeast Asian Studies / Foundation for Development Cooperation and Banking / National Village and Urban Community Fund Office / School of International Politics / Economic and Communication / /
Position
eminent leader / author / Queen / Major / elementary school / /
Savings Groups and Rural Financial Markets: Japanese and Thai Experiences Ohno Akihiko* Savings groups/credit unions serve as a financial intermediary within a village by mobilizing savings from rural households and exte