Microfinance organisations within the study communities
Analysis Of Profile Of Non-Government Microfinance Organisations: Study At Uttar Pradesh
... in microfinance activities. Most of the non-government microfinance institutions were originated as social and non-profit organization with the objective for taking up various developmental activities and ...
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Design interventions: Revealing, initiating, and sustaining communities of design practice within organisations
... for organisations, rather than individuals, who were seeking to either pursue or defend a legal ...These organisations were seeking initial advice which was often followed by representation, including ...
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Competitive strategy implementation in microfinance organisations in Kenya
... across organisations and it is often easier to formulate strategies than implementing ...across organisations, there is a greater focus by practitioners and researchers regarding strategy formulation than ...
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Microfinance as a tool for financial services reconstruction in post-conflict communities : a study of post-conflict microfinance in the Democratic Republic of Congo
... of microfinance since its inception; however, John Hatch is generally recognized as the founder of the village banking model that brings together 25 to 40 people to form a group called a ‘village ...The ...
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Business trust within virtual organisations
... This is in contrast to much of the literature, wherein enthusiasts of distant ways of communicating argue that the great advantage of virtual work lies in reducing the need to travel (Cairncross, 1998). We have found in ...
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Public blockchain communities A study on how governance mechanisms are expressed within blockchain communities
... Murck (2017) presents five basic characteristics to blockchain technology. Firstly, it is a distributed database, which means that the database and its history are accessible to everyone. Therefore, it is not just one ...
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Are non-governmental organisations effective in increasing access to agricultural markets within rural communities? A comparative study of female smallholder farmers within the eMazabekweni, KwaNokweja, Hopewell and Carisbrooke communities, Ubuhlebezwe Local Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
... these communities to ensure that these communities were ideal for this ...households within both of these communities were sparsely distributed due to the mountainous terrain thus walking from ...
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Collaboration within Intercultural Professional Learning Communities a Case Study
... this study was to describe collaboration in the context of an intercultural PLC comprised of teachers of different nationalities and having different cultural backgrounds, educational and teaching experiences, and ...
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Tensions within management roles in healthcare organisations
... Data collection Semi-structured interviews enabled participants to talk about their experiences, thoughts and feelings. When ethical approval was granted a list was obtained of staff with the title of ward sister or ...
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Case Studies of Sharing Processes within Organisations
... This study possesses particular ...technological organisations in the Czech Republic. The generalizability of this study to the same technological organisations worldwide might be narrowed ...
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Role of Microfinance in Economic Development and Impact on Different Communities
... concerned. Microfinance governance is necessary not just to show to donors that their interventions are having positive impact but to allow for learning within MFIs so that they can improve their services ...
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Lean Six Sigma maturity model within Saudi Arabian organisations : an empirical study
... non-manufacturing organisations, including financial services, health care and higher education, in both public and service sectors (Snee, 2010; Snee and Hoerl, ...
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Microfinance within the EU banking industry: policy and practice
... industry organisations, bank foundations and banks. Service industry organisations have a crucial role to play in retrieving the data necessary to evaluate each ...
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How can communities and organisations improve their health literacy?
... Strategies within the framework include: plain language consumer information, systems and resources to drive and support change, health literacy champions, effective communication (teach-back), access and ...
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE: THEIR ROLE IN THE CREATION AND TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE IN ORGANISATIONS
... Many organisations work from inside this fact and are having advanced technical knowledge, greater competition and increased pace of change in ...Many organisations have realised that their employees have ...
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Perceptions of Peer Mentorship within Living Learning Communities: A Case Study
... Resident Assistant, we get interaction with other faculty-in-residences and I’ve met a few of them through her . . . kind of been facilitated into conversations through her when she’s present around them.” In addition ...
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A study of Occupational Therapists’ ethical development as individuals and within communities of practice
... charity organisations concerned with the child’s condition, various disability advisory bodies and I think the OT who was involved, who has now left, before she left spoke to the children and families team to ask ...
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The views of HR practitioners on ethical issues within organisations.
... literature study showed that the HR function is well poised to play an instrumental role in addressing such high levels of unethical ...literature study also suggested three key mechanisms to ...
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Understanding Knowledge Sharing Within Communities of Practice. A Study of Engagement Patterns and Intervention within Community of Practice.
... ABSTRACT Key words: Virtual community of practice, knowledge management, online engagement, discourses analysis. Online Communities of Practices (CoPs) is emerging as a major form for knowledge sharing in this era ...
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Microfinance as a Strategy of Empowering the Conflict-Affected Communities in Sri Lanka
... the microfinance institutions realize that banking with the poor can be profitable, but only if costs are contained, risks are managed and clients treated as active partners in the conduct of the business of the ...
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