The Nobel laureate's noble intention
Trailing the success of the Nobel laureated Grameen Bank, intended to help the poor pull themselves out of poverty with microloans, thousands of microfinance institutions (MFIs) were set up, but not all with the intent or the structures to support the poorest. Hence, some sad consequences.
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