Question

case study of a self help group ​

Answer 1

Answer:

1- A typical self help group can have 15 to 20 members usually belonging to same village.

2- The main motive of these groups is to pool the savings of the poor people.

3- Savings per member can have vary from rs 25 to rs 100 or more depending on the ability of the people, and the strength of the groups.

4- The SHGs provide loans to their member at a reasonable rate.

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