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Pls summaries ingenious self help group in cooperative

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Answered by mikecharriez1
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Blooming of self help groups nurtured by Naman Sewa Samiti into a cooperative bank is an inspiring

journey of those living on fringes working towards collective wellbeing. Forbidden by formal financial

institutions and charged hefty interests rates by local moneylenders, the villagers had been living in

penury.  Today  several  labourers  own  farms,  waiters  have  become  eatery  owners  and  women  are

now running their own shops while their children attain better education and wellbeing.  

From  modest  people  who  saved  Rs  20

every  month,  the  members  are  now  the  stakeholders  in  a

bank which has Rs 27 lakh in savings. Prosperity has been passed on to the next in line as the bank

has disbursed Rs 25 lakh of loan to those in need. There are no full stops to the chain reaction which

started a decade back.  

Collaborations  with  nationalised  banks  and  government  departments  have  further  amplified  the

benefits  that  cooperative  members  are  able  to  avail  whether  it  is  formal  credit  or  training

programmes   on   skill   enhancement.   The   cooperative   also   acts   as   an   information   centre   on

government  policies  even  for  non-members.  Thus,  instead  of  being  an  exclusive  asset  of  the

members, the cooperative has emerged as a public service provider.

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