Resource Library

Achieving scale is a significant success factor for microinsurance schemes.

Recent development experiences indicate that smallholders can play a significant role in competitive value chains.

In the absence of more structured and controlled impact assessments, it is still unclear as to which interventions are more likely to create and grow female-led SMEs, and why.

Grounded in an overview of CARE’s approach to resilience, this session features evidence and lessons learned from some of CARE’s most successful market engagement initiatives.

This case study shares the experiences of ACDI/VOCA in India as it developed an information and communication technology (ICT) application to improve information flows and communication in a fresh fruit and vegetable value chain.

The report demonstrates how microfinance can be further leveraged to provide a powerful tool to address one of India’s persistent barriers to the economic advancement of the poor: ill health caused by lack of access to health services.

The film follows two women living in extreme poverty in West Bengal, India, as they participate in Trickle Up's pilot project and work to change the effects that generations of poverty have had on their families' lives.

Comparative case study in India on a warehouse receipts system that allows rural farms to delay the sale of goods until market prices are high.

This video shows a case study on how an MFI in India, KKFF, supported farmers with targeted agro services following the devastating tsunami.

This case study provides an illustration of the potential for a value chain approach to reduce poverty and social exclusion in a challenging, post-disaster environment.

Findings from the baseline impact assessment of the GMED program in Jaipur, India.

This case study describes how one food retailer in India is expanding its outgrowing activities to include rural farmers.

This paper is an attempt to understand the health programs and health needs offered by MFIs in India.