Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by victor matete on October 7, 2010 at 6:59pm

Hi. i would like to perticipate in that project. how is our pertnership considered? and what are the expectations that we need to meet for this pertnership? what is required of us.

Permalink Reply by ANNOR DOUGLAS on October 7, 2010 at 7:34pm

\THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSE

YOU ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROJECTS IN GHANA

WE MUST WORK TOGETHER AS A DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVE OF REDUCE POVERTY THROUGH MICRO-FIANCES AND OTHER PROGRAMMED,
WE CAN EXCHANGE OUR IDEALS,REPORTS,WORK ON DEADLINES AND PRODUCE GOOD REPORTS OUR NETWORK AND PEOPLE.
WHAT I REQUIRED IS TO PUT YOUR EXPERIENCE TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE WHAT WE ALL WANT FOR OUR PEOPLE .WE CAN ALSO EXCHANGE Ideals.

thanks
annor douglas

Permalink Reply by Kunj Mann on November 7, 2010 at 7:15pm

Hi Annor,

I am Kunj, a student of Development Studies, currently involved with DHAN Foundation, Madurai, India.

We look at MF as a tool for poverty reduction and improving livelihoods. I am fairly new and still learning the basics. I would like to learn more about your approach of impacting poverty in Ghana through MF. I hope our connection will be useful.

~Kunj

Permalink Reply by JANUARY WATCHMAN MVULA on October 7, 2010 at 7:19pm

I am from Malawi I would like to know much on this

Permalink Reply by ANNOR DOUGLAS on October 7, 2010 at 8:08pm

WHAT DID YOU WANT TO KNOW NOW SO THAT I CAN GIVE IT TO YOU


THANKS
ANNOR DOUGLAS

Permalink Reply by JANUARY WATCHMAN MVULA on October 7, 2010 at 8:17pm

especially on Livelihood because I have a small experience on that

Permalink Reply by Medimi Sesagiri on October 7, 2010 at 11:29pm

Hi..

At present I am preparing a write up on Micro Finance a tool for poverty reduction. Any kind of help in possible way i am ready for that.

Have a great ahead

Regards
Sesagiri

Permalink Reply by Dr. Swati Samvatsar on October 8, 2010 at 8:48am

Hi
In my organizations project area women are at pivot position and we are bringing them at a common platform through SHGs, federeation of it and other CBOs. We trained them in managerial aspect of it and further livelihood based activities. My more than two decades old experience may helpful to you in any ways. We are working in tribal pockets of western parts of India.
Please feel free to ask any querries
Namaste
Dr.Swati

Permalink Reply by victor matete on November 9, 2010 at 12:49pm

Hi,
I am realy interested but most of but most of what we do are on our website www.ketca.org or contact me on vmatete@gmail.com

Permalink Reply by LITTU MINZ JADU on November 21, 2010 at 4:57pm

myself Litu Minz, Orissa, India at present reside at Rajgangpur-Lanjiberna, we are working for the mining affected communities. i see that the education and economic backgroud of these(my)village people are poor. I m teaching 30boys and girls, having two staff teachers, we hve to increase the process for computer learning. our next plan is to create 'Dhumkudia' in our language. where the people will give sth a contribution as cooperative and it will be work like a microfinance in their own village, as traditional system. if idea is fit then please share me more........ [plse communicate by -lituminz@gmail.com

Permalink Reply by Shanti Gupta on February 26, 2011 at 3:12pm

Hi Annor,

I am Rinki and I am a student of Tata-Dhan Academy Madurai India. I am studying microfinanne at present. At the same time I have many questions related to micrfinance. I am trying to find out my answe from literature and to talk with experience person in my academy. Your experience will add value to my knowledge so share some of your problems in youe country in grass root level.

Rinki Gupta

Permalink Reply by Shanti Gupta on February 26, 2011 at 3:18pm

Annor,

What type of program you are having for rural women? Can you share some of your livelihood program or send me link.