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[Title] => Development of in-house training capacity
[Summary] => In order to develop local capacity to continue the MABS technical assistance efforts after the phase out of the USAID-financed technical assistance contractor, MABS and the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) is working with trained local consultants from the Associated Resources for Management and Development Inc. and Punla sa Tao Foundation, who will continue to provide microfinance technical assistance and training to interested rural banks after the project ends.
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[Title] => BSP urges banks to help microfinance sector
[Summary] => For nearly three consecutive years, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has been aggressively pushing for the popularity, development, institutionalization and commercialization of microfinance in the Philippines.
Although the practice of microfinance has been around since the early 80s, it has only reached a more institutional and professional level when the BSP decided to get really serious in the late 90s.
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => World microfinance sector largely undeveloped
[Summary] => Only 10 percent of the potential market for microlending is being reached by the 10,000 microfinance institutions (MFIs) worldwide. The 10,000 MFIs operating around the world includes the specialized microfinance units within commercial banks, some rural banks, cooperatives and credit unions, non-government organizations (NGOs) engaging in microfinance, and a few state-owned development banks, among other institutional types.
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[Title] => BSP urges banks to help microfinance sector
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Although the practice of microfinance has been around since the early 80s, it has only reached a more institutional and professional level when the BSP decided to get really serious in the late 90s.
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[Title] => World microfinance sector largely undeveloped
[Summary] => Only 10 percent of the potential market for microlending is being reached by the 10,000 microfinance institutions (MFIs) worldwide. The 10,000 MFIs operating around the world includes the specialized microfinance units within commercial banks, some rural banks, cooperatives and credit unions, non-government organizations (NGOs) engaging in microfinance, and a few state-owned development banks, among other institutional types.
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