Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
Yesterday’s post on my experience teaching a brand-new course, Mortgages for the Poor; An Overview of Products and Supporting Infrastructure at the world-famous Boulder Microfinance Training Program (MFT), brought us to the point of wanting to follow the customer.
Whoever gets the customer first, wins!
The MFI customer needs and wants a housing-finance product, because traditional microfinance […]
Somewhere in The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, Heinlein describes his intellectual hero Professor Bernardo de la Paz working as an itinerant teacher on the Moon, teaching anything to anybody, by reading up furiously and staying a few weeks ahead of his syllabus. It was with something not entirely dissimilar that I put together, and […]
About a month back, a friend of mine working on housing and microfinance sent me a link to a Time Magazine article with the provocative title, Microfinance: Women Being Cheated?
As microfinance moves more and more into the mainstream of the banking world, is some of its original mission getting lost in the shuffle?
Notice how […]
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