Micro-Credit and Its Impact on Women Empowerment at Household Level - Ambaye, Guesh Gebremeskel
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Women are half of the population in this world. But women have been suffering from discrimination and unequal treatment for centuries. Women in Tigrai like other part of Ethiopia or parts of the world are highly marginalized and disfavored from socio-political and economical benefits. The study attempted to investigate the relationship between micro-credit and women empowerment in Enderta woreda, Tigray, Ethiopia by collecting data from 152 respondents found in four branches. And the study found that micro credit enabled women to increase the level of decision making, power, income status and…mehr

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Women are half of the population in this world. But women have been suffering from discrimination and unequal treatment for centuries. Women in Tigrai like other part of Ethiopia or parts of the world are highly marginalized and disfavored from socio-political and economical benefits. The study attempted to investigate the relationship between micro-credit and women empowerment in Enderta woreda, Tigray, Ethiopia by collecting data from 152 respondents found in four branches. And the study found that micro credit enabled women to increase the level of decision making, power, income status and other social status. This book is useful mainly for those who want to know the role of micro-credit in the third world especially to international organization that give aid for strengthening micro finance institutions.It can also serve for students who want to work their thesis on similar topic
Autorenporträt
Guesh Gebremeskel Ambaye, M.Sc: Studied Rural Development at National University of Ireland and Mekelle University, A joint master programme.Currently working in the rank of Lecturer in Mekelle University, College of Business and Economics.