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    [title] => A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF MICRO CREDIT IN PROMOTING RURAL WOMEN WITH REFERENCE TO GUDALUR PANCHAYAT, COIMBATORE 
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    [author] => Mrs. S. Rajam
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    [year] => 2016
    [month] => December
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    [abstract] => <p>Micro finance is a collective term used for financial intermediation service to low income group and poor customers. Service offered credit facility, saving account, money transfer, remittances, insurance and even investment.</p>

<p>Reserve Bank of India defined Micro finance as &ldquo;Micro finance is an economic development tool whose objective is to assist the poor to work their way out of poverty. It covers a range of service which included, in addition to the provision of credit, may other service such as savings, insurance, money transfer counseling, etc&rdquo;.</p>

<p>The Self help groups work in democratic way. The maximum number of members in a group is 20. One among them is selected as animator and 2 more members are selected as representatives. The animator is selected for 2 years. The meeting of the group takes place every week. The group discusses about their savings, rotation of the funds, repayment of loan and social and community action programs.</p>

<p><strong>KEY WORDS: </strong>Micro credit, rural women, self help groups</p>

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