The Results of a Pilot Financial Literacy and Business Planning Training Program for Women in Uganda

The Results of a Pilot Financial Literacy and Business Planning Training Program for Women in Uganda

The eighth in impact series summarizes the results of an evaluation that didn't go as planned. Nevertheless, the author believe there are lessons to be had from this experience for Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) finance and p...

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Main Authors: McKenzie, David, Weber, Michaela
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACCESS TO FINANCE
BANK LOANS
BUSINESS PLANNING
COMMERCIAL BANKS
CREDIT LINE
EDUCATED WOMEN
EMPLOYMENT GROWTH
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY
EVALUATION STRATEGIES
FINANCIAL LITERACY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
FORMAL EDUCATION
GENDER
IMPACT EVALUATION
IMPACT EVALUATION DESIGN
INTERVENTIONS
LITERACY
LOAN
LOAN CLIENTS
MARKETING STRATEGIES
PROGRAMS
TARGETING
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/09/12091417/results-pilot-financial-literacy-business-planning-training-program-women-uganda
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10230
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Summary:The eighth in impact series summarizes the results of an evaluation that didn't go as planned. Nevertheless, the author believe there are lessons to be had from this experience for Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) finance and private sector work in other countries, and that it is important to not lose the information generated.

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