Research reports
Examining the impact of delivering cash transfers through self-help groups in Ethiopia
2018 Available in English
At their weekly self-help group meeting, women deposit savings and issue a loan to a member. Photo: Cally Spittle/Tearfund
This report contains findings from an impact study of a pilot project carried out in Ethiopia, in 2016.
Through the pilot project, one-off humanitarian cash grants were provided to and through self-help groups to enable them to better cope with the effects of drought.
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A cost benefit analysis of self-help groups in Ethiopia
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Sustainable, market-based agriculture approaches for smallholder farmers and communities
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How to plan and maintain savings and credit groups
Available in 4 languages
Research reports
A cost benefit analysis of self-help groups in Ethiopia
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Sustainable, market-based agriculture approaches for smallholder farmers and communities
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to plan and maintain savings and credit groups
Available in 4 languages
Research reports
A cost benefit analysis of self-help groups in Ethiopia
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Sustainable, market-based agriculture approaches for smallholder farmers and communities
Available in 2 languages
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