Credit development for poor households

This research aims to assess the current status of poor households' credit situation in Thai Nguyen province; to provide the fundamental base in order to propose solutions for the poor families' credit development to contribute to success of Multidimensional Poverty Reduction, Sustainable Poverty Reduction in Thai Nguyen province in the next development phases.

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This paper contributes to the limited literature on peri-urban areas using evidence from one of the largest and most dynamic cities in Southeast Asia. There is an ongoing debate about whether microfinance has a positive impact on education and health for borrowing households in developing countries.

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While microcredit has experienced impressive growth rates in the past decade and has been widely lauded for its potential in economic development, it is questionable whether it is able to overcome this problem by itself. Proponents of microfinance have long been arguing that there is a large unmet demand for small-scale loans in developing countries. Robinson (2001) argues that in the poor world, there might be as many as 1.

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