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Human Faces of Microfinance Impact: What We Can Learn from Freedom from Hunger’s “Impact Story” Methodology

Feb 01, 2011 | L. Jarrell, B. Gray, M. Gash et al. | Freedom from Hunger
This publication presents microfinance clients through their own life stories in three geographic areas in which microfinance is most oriented towards poverty alleviation – Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The publication explores how storytelling data can help better understand and evaluate the impacts of value-added microfinance.
Theme: Financial Inclusion | Pages: 43
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