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Investment In Infrastructures, Necessary To Enhance Credit Impact In Alleviating Poverty

Nov 10th

Posted by Affleap in Economic Issues

Research by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in a variety of rural financial systems suggests that local approaches work best and that traditional banking practices don’t work for the rural poor because there is no leeway in providing financial services to the poor that applies in every location.

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Global OFW – A Thriving Entity In A Bad Economy

Oct 3rd

Posted by Affleap in Economic Issues

Mabini, a town in Batangas, 130 kilometers south of Manila became a first class municipality last year in a government ranking of towns nationwide, leaping from its third class status.

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