RURAL ENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES IN THE HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY issues Differences in men’s and women’s access to, and control of, assets and resources (inputs, income, labour, technology, services) within households affect th

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Rural Legacy A Quarterly Newsletter of Women, Land, & Legacy Vol. 1 Issue 2 | February 2013 Progress Update WLL Rural Business Enterprise Grant Project

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• Iowa
• Agriculture in the United States
• Government
• Geography of the United States
• Census of Agriculture
• United States Department of Agriculture
• National Agricultural Statistics Service

Microcredit, micro-enterprises, and self-employment of women: experience from the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh M. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury1 University of Dhaka, Bangladesh

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• Economics
• Socioeconomics
• International development
• Poverty
• Microcredit
• Grameen Bank
• Muhammad Yunus
• Micro-enterprise
• Microcredit Regulatory Authority
• Development
• Microfinance
• Rural community development

‘Can buy me love’? Re-evaluating the empowerment potential of loans to women in rural Bangladesh Naila Kabeer Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK ‘I don’t care too much for money. Money can’t buy me lo

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• Poverty
• Structure
• Socioeconomics
• Cooperative banking
• Grameen Bank
• Social enterprise
• BRAC
• Empowerment
• Poverty reduction
• Rural community development
• Microfinance
• Development

Financial Planning & Analysis Associate Full-time position in New York City About Grameen America Grameen America, Inc.is a non-profit microfinance organization dedicated to helping women who have no access to financial

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• Business
• Microfinance
• Cooperative banking
• Grameen Bank
• Socioeconomics
• Chief financial officer
• Microcredit
• Planning
• Social enterprise
• Development
• Management
• Rural community development

16 July 2011 ROYAL APPROVAL SEALS GRANT FOR SHROPSHIRE BUSINESS ORGANISATION WIRE (Women in Rural Enterprise) the UK’s leading development organisation for rural businesswomen has been awarded £44,000 of funding from

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