Microcredit management in Ghana: development of co-operative credit unions among the Dagaaba

Department of Social and Organisational Psychology, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Leiden

Department of Social and Organisational Psychology, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Leiden

not detract from the fact he is a person who actively participates in various affairs affecting the community. In a manner similar to the Nandom chief, at present the children of

Co-operative credit unions are well-established financial institutions, with a capacity to mobilize local savings and provide microcredit services to which poor and the

This study has focused on the historical development of local co-operative credit unions, their organizational structure and management dynamics and the ways in which they assist

In de eerste plaats heeft dit onderzoek uitgewezen, dat de belangrijkste factoren die bijgedragen hebben aan de opkomst van de credit unions in Ghana in het algemeen, en bij

Gheneti has also been engaged in indigenous knowledge and resources-oriented research under the auspices of Leiden University’s Faculty of Social Sciences and, as a Junior

1 Integrated management systems incorporating both local and global knowledge into the delivery of micro-credit services are essential to ensure the sustainability of credit unions in