Design issues in rural finance
Sacay, Orlando J
Design issues in rural finance / Orlando J. Sacay, Bikki K. Randhawa - Washington, D.C. World Bank 1995 - vi, 34 p. : il. - World Bank discussion papers no. 293 0259-210X .
Copias: (F)20549-50
Incluye bibliografía
Foreword -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Study framework -- 3. Scope of the study -- 4. Design features and issues -- 5. General observations and conclusions -- 6. Guidelines in designing successful rural finance projects -- Notes -- Annex: List of projects studied
The World Bank ' s policies as embedded in Operational Directive 8.30 have shifted from the fund transfer objectives in traditional agricultural credit projects to those of building viable financial institutions which operate within the purview of the rural financial market. However, this has presented a significant challenge and has had a negative impact on the volume of agricultual credit lending. The study was inspired by the need to learn how to design and implement realistic rural finance projects consistent with these policies. This study analyzes all of the World Bank ' s on-going rural finance projects to arrive at best practices in project design, particularly with reference to the provisions of Operational Directive 8.30. Design features of on-going rural finance projects were compared to pinpoint best practices. In addition, design issues were identified and conclusions reached on these issues. On the basis of these conclusions, guidelines have been proposed to assist Bank staff designing sound rural finance projects.
0-8213-3395-X
CREDITO RURAL
CREDITO AGRICOLA
AYUDA FINANCIERA
PROYECTOS AGRICOLAS
BANCO MUNDIAL
BIRF
332.71
Design issues in rural finance / Orlando J. Sacay, Bikki K. Randhawa - Washington, D.C. World Bank 1995 - vi, 34 p. : il. - World Bank discussion papers no. 293 0259-210X .
Copias: (F)20549-50
Incluye bibliografía
Foreword -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Study framework -- 3. Scope of the study -- 4. Design features and issues -- 5. General observations and conclusions -- 6. Guidelines in designing successful rural finance projects -- Notes -- Annex: List of projects studied
The World Bank ' s policies as embedded in Operational Directive 8.30 have shifted from the fund transfer objectives in traditional agricultural credit projects to those of building viable financial institutions which operate within the purview of the rural financial market. However, this has presented a significant challenge and has had a negative impact on the volume of agricultual credit lending. The study was inspired by the need to learn how to design and implement realistic rural finance projects consistent with these policies. This study analyzes all of the World Bank ' s on-going rural finance projects to arrive at best practices in project design, particularly with reference to the provisions of Operational Directive 8.30. Design features of on-going rural finance projects were compared to pinpoint best practices. In addition, design issues were identified and conclusions reached on these issues. On the basis of these conclusions, guidelines have been proposed to assist Bank staff designing sound rural finance projects.
0-8213-3395-X
CREDITO RURAL
CREDITO AGRICOLA
AYUDA FINANCIERA
PROYECTOS AGRICOLAS
BANCO MUNDIAL
BIRF
332.71