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Microfinance in India presently is too small to create a great impact in poverty alleviation, but... more Microfinance in India presently is too small to create a great impact in poverty alleviation, but if provide new technologies with skills and opportunities for the development of the poor, it holds to change the socio economic face of the India's poor. The self-help group (SHG) model with bank lending to groups without collateral has become an established part of rural finance. SHG-based microfinance look after and supported by NGOs, have become an significant alternative to traditional lending in terms of reaching the poor without increase in operating and monitoring costs. The government and financial institution have accepted this and have highlighted the SHG model and take initiatives to work along with NGOs. Million of SHGs have been linked to banks over the years but still most of the states are not doing well to established the development process of the poor and also do not link up and nurtured the various schemes of the Govt. This paper throw light on women empowerment through Self Help Group and it also discuss the growth of SHG in India. The fact that almost half of our women are illiterate speaks of serious genderdiscrimination within the systemWomen's empowerment plays a very important role in the overalldevelopment of the country. It not only helps in the development of half of thehuman resources, but in improving the quality of life at home and outside.
Microfinance in India presently is too small to create a great impact in poverty alleviation, but... more Microfinance in India presently is too small to create a great impact in poverty alleviation, but if provide new technologies with skills and opportunities for the development of the poor, it holds to change the socio economic face of the India's poor. The self-help group (SHG) model with bank lending to groups without collateral has become an established part of rural finance. SHG-based microfinance look after and supported by NGOs, have become an significant alternative to traditional lending in terms of reaching the poor without increase in operating and monitoring costs. The government and financial institution have accepted this and have highlighted the SHG model and take initiatives to work along with NGOs. Million of SHGs have been linked to banks over the years but still most of the states are not doing well to established the development process of the poor and also do not link up and nurtured the various schemes of the Govt. This paper throw light on women empowerment through Self Help Group and it also discuss the growth of SHG in India. The fact that almost half of our women are illiterate speaks of serious genderdiscrimination within the systemWomen's empowerment plays a very important role in the overalldevelopment of the country. It not only helps in the development of half of thehuman resources, but in improving the quality of life at home and outside.