Authors :
Héritier Nahano Kalembire; Bonaventure Nyamugali Thema
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May
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https://tinyurl.com/ebjdc9wb
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may1819
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Abstract :
This study was based on what we would call participant observation. We aimed to understand the functioning of
several village credit and savings groups and the ways in which these groups empower their members. A series of methods
and techniques were used in this study, including the inductive method, the structural-functionalist method, open interviews,
documentation, and questionnaire interviews. Based on the results obtained, the research hypotheses were confirmed,
including: Positive profitability motivates savings and capital loans; and Savings and credit have both advantages and
disadvantages in empowering its members; An empowered member can never exceed savings and loans; AVEC is a system
capable of addressing the shortcomings of banks and MFIs in rural areas.
Keywords :
Profitability, Savings and Credit, Empowerment, AVEC.
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This study was based on what we would call participant observation. We aimed to understand the functioning of
several village credit and savings groups and the ways in which these groups empower their members. A series of methods
and techniques were used in this study, including the inductive method, the structural-functionalist method, open interviews,
documentation, and questionnaire interviews. Based on the results obtained, the research hypotheses were confirmed,
including: Positive profitability motivates savings and capital loans; and Savings and credit have both advantages and
disadvantages in empowering its members; An empowered member can never exceed savings and loans; AVEC is a system
capable of addressing the shortcomings of banks and MFIs in rural areas.
Keywords :
Profitability, Savings and Credit, Empowerment, AVEC.