PPT-Facilitating Access to Capital and Economic Development

through Affinity Group Lending Facilitating Access to Capital and Economic Development through Affinity Group Lending HEATHER HANOWITZ VICE PRESIDENT amp SENIOR LOAN OFFICER PICDC PANEL MODERATOR . JobsOhio. , Columbus 2020, . and . the Mid-Ohio Development Exchange. Track 5: Introduction to economic . Development. ED411 → December 5, 2014. The Ohio Union @ The Ohio State University. 1. Today’s Speakers. Panel 6. Development studies: requiem or wake-up call. The. . retreat. . from. . modernity. . and. . the. . future. . of. . development. . studies. John . Toye. Queen. . Elizabeth. . House. Head: Department of Development Studies &. Director: Unit for Economic Development & Tourism. The Poverty of Progress? Studies: the Case for Development History. Annual Conference of Development Studies Association, . Summer School in Educational technology . Yerevan, 21-25 May 2012. Mike Mimirinis. Centre for Learning and . Teaching . Enhancement (. CLTE. ),. Middlesex University. a model for e-facilitating. Access and motivation. Update to the Nairobi Convention, COP8. Science to Policy workshop, 19 June 2015. David . Obura. On behalf of the partners. Birdlife International. Blue Ventures. Conservation International. CORDIO. Fauna and Flora International. . L. earning . Teams. Learners will be able to…. Learning objectives. Understand the responsibilities and skills needed by facilitators and other roles that contribute to a team’s success.. Acquire skills and strategies for facilitating learning teams, such as forming agreements, using purpose and . & . Develop Economies. U. nderdeveloped . E. conomy. The co-existence of greater or less degree of unutilized manpower.. Unexploited natural resources. Owing to vicious circle of poverty resources are not fully . www.coons.senate.gov/embracing-africas-economic-potential. In the past decade, Africa has been home to six of the 10 fastest-growing economies in the world – a number that is only projected to grow. 1. Rule of the “free market”. Neo-Liberalism . 2. Cuts in social services (SAPs). Neo-Liberalism. 3. De-regulation . of businesses . and . corporations. Neo-Liberalism. 4. Privatization of public services. Todaro. and Smith, Chapter: 2. Dr . Shailesh. Kumar,. Assistant Professor,. Dept of Economics,. Bharati. College, University of Delhi.. Executive Committee Member (Delhi). of Indian Economic Association(IEA). Prepared By . Dr. . D. ebabrata. . Sen. Assistant Professor. Dept. of Economics. Khoirabari College. CONTENT. . 1. Introduction. . 2. . Understanding the meaning and concept . of institutions . in economic . Foreign Capital and Development. Foreign Capital.. Problems of Foreign Capital.. Private Foreign Investment.. Public Foreign Investment.. Foreign Aid.. Meaning:. Foreign capital refers to the investment of capital by a foreign government , institution, private individual and international organisation in a country. Foreign capital includes foreign aid , commercial borrowings and foreign investment , grants, commercial loans etc. Foreign capital is invested in the form of foreign machines and foreign technical know-how. . 3.1 Classic Theories of Economic Development: Four Approaches . Linear stages of growth model. Theories and Patterns of structural change. International-dependence revolution. Neoclassical, free market counterrevolution. James Alic Garang. Economist||Policy Practitioner||Academic. Founder and Managing Director, Africa Center for Financial Inclusion. The National Economic Conference Organized by the Ministry of Finance and Planning.