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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Download PDF of research paper submitted to TU Delft
I was lucky to be able to get very insightful feedback from Brett Mathews of Mathwood Consulting, who has been in the field looking into the challenges oral cultures pose to business models in rural microfinance. Here is the PDF … Continue reading
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