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The Pest Called Credit Insecurity: Case Studies on Agricultural Credit Programs for Smallholder Farmers in Five Asian Countries

This publication, featuring studies on public agricultural credit assistance programs in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, and the Philippines; analyzes the relevance, appropriateness, accessibility, and usefulness of the selected programs; and, proposes recommendations for government lending institutions to improve smallholders’ access to and utilization of such programs.

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Framing the Ideal Credit Program: Case study on Agrarian Production Credit Program for Small Rice Farmers in the Philippines

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The Pest Called Credit Insecurity: Case Studies on Agricultural Credit Programs for Smallholder Farmers in Five Asian Countries (Full Report)

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