Early insights from financial diaries of smallholder households : Comprendre les coûts et la viabilité des produits de microfinance conformes à la charia (French)

Renato and Hecinta are raising six young children in a rural area of Mozambique’s northern Nampula Province. On just half a hectare, they grow rice, maize, beans, cashew, peanuts, cabbage, and tomatoes, selling what they can and eating the rest. But, like many of the 475 million smallholder household’s worldwide, agricultural production is just one of their many income-generating activities. They balance several sources of income, within and outside...
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Anderson,Jamie Barbara; Ahmed,Wajiha.

Early insights from financial diaries of smallholder households : Comprendre les coûts et la viabilité des produits de microfinance conformes à la charia (French). CGAP focus note|no. 102 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/977701467986334221

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