General Article Ten amazing microfinance success stories

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The benefits of microfinance have been debated since the ’70s when the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh began making tiny loans to impoverished small business owners. In 2006, Muhammad Yunus, the bank’s founder and ‘the father of microfinance’, won the Nobel Peace Prize. Since that time, at least one s...

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