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Mobilizing Savings from the Public : Basic Principles and Practices Why is savings an important part of microfinance? This paper discusses the different aspects of savings. The author argues that, for micro credit institutions (MCIs) that have the necessary infrastructure, transformation into a formal financial intermediary can be a route to viable, commercial microfinance and large-scale outreach to the poor. The paper discusses:
The paper states that the most important step for an MCI considering transformation is to fully understand the basic principles that underlie successful voluntary savings mobilization from the public. It also:
The paper concludes with a discussion of why voluntary savings matter for the development of the microfinance industry, and who benefits from them.
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