Grameen Bank is a microfinance bank in Bangladesh that provides small loans to help poor people improve their lives and start businesses.
Overview
History Of Grameen Bank
Principles Of Microfinance
Loan Structure And Repayment
Impact On Poverty Alleviation
Women Empowerment Initiatives
Community Development Projects
Challenges Faced By Grameen Bank
Sustainability And Future Directions
Global Influence Of Grameen Bank Model
Muhammad Yunus
Technology
Bangladesh
Community
Happiness
Muhammad
Building
Market
People
Bank
๐ง๐ฉ Grameen Bank was founded in Bangladesh in 1983 by Professor Muhammad Yunus.
๐ The bank helps poor people by giving them small loans to start businesses and improve their lives.
๐ Professor Yunus started lending money from his own pocket in 1976 to help students in poverty.
๐๏ธ In 2009, Professor Yunus received the Nobel Peace Prize for his work with Grameen Bank.
๐ฆ Grameen Bank uses a unique group system instead of credit checks to support borrowers.
๐ The bank focuses on teamwork, ensuring that each member's success helps everyone in the group.
๐ฑ Around 35% of borrowers from Grameen Bank have become self-sufficient and can take care of their families.
๐ฉโ๐พ About 97% of Grameen Bank's borrowers are women, helping them start businesses and gain independence.
๐ต Loans range from $50 to $500, making it easier for borrowers to manage repayments.
๐๏ธ Grameen Bank also invests in community projects like roads, schools, and hospitals to support development.
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