18 results with keyword: 'role islamic microfinance poverty alleviation bandung indonesia'
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Assessing the Impact of Islamic Microfinance on Poverty Alleviation in Northern Nigeria... Assessing the Impact of Islamic microfinance on poverty alleviation in
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Wheat grain yield was not significantly affected by irrigation, mulch and nitrogen rates was mainly due to the fact that there may be long term effect of residue and
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Charitable products[ Zakat,awaqaf] Qarde Hassan profit base mode [Murabha,sla'm,Ijara,Mushrkha etc] Religious prospective [prohibition from riba] career growth Salary There must be
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microfinance, human resources, Takaful, project financing and poverty alleviation, and then to validate and test the IWIM (Integrated Waqf. based Islamic Microfinance) model in
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It appears that with some modification, especially with a financial engineering approach to development of Shariah-compliant products, the Grameen model has all the
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However, 25% of the respondents in the upland area (and 15% in both the lowland and coastal areas) still reported no effect on the development of their business, suggesting
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Role of microfinance and microenterprise in poverty alleviation has been analyzed by (Midgley, 2008). The results find that the microcredit and microfinance
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This research recommends that the government should establish an enabling framework for the institutions providing Islamic microfinance, and K-MFI and Salaam Financial
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Mainstream microfinance is similar to the traditional banking system but alternative microfinance is based on faith (Christian, Islamic, Judaic, Hindu etc), exclusively
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AbulHasan (2007) “ Microfinance, Poverty Alleviation and Economic Development” : Theory and Practice, a paper presented at First International Conference on Inclusive Islamic
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Drawing on the unique aspects of Islamic finance principles for poverty alleviation, there is a scope for Islamic microfinance institutions (MFIs) to have great success in the
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Abdul Rahman and Dean (2013) summarised four main challenges Islamic microfinance providers face, these are: market penetration, economic viability of
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Clients who participate in microfinance programs have enjoyed increased household income, better nutrition and health, the opportunity to achieve higher education, a decrease
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