Case Studies in Community-Based Credit Systems for Low-Income Housing (HABITAT, 1995, 63 p.): SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Case Studies in Community-Based Credit Systems for Low-Income Housing (HABITAT, 1995, 63 p.)

		(introduction...)
		FOREWORD
		I. COMMUNITY-BASED CREDIT SYSTEMS: AN OVERVIEW
		II. URBAN THRIFT AND CREDIT COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES: A CASE STUDY OF COLOMBO, SRI LANKA
		III. PUNERVAAS HABITAT AND LIVELIHOOD MOVEMENT, DELHI, INDIA
		IV. MUTUAL AID COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT IN URUGUAY
		V. THE HISTORY OF THE GROUP CREDIT COMPANY: CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
		VI. THE DANISH MODEL
		VII. CONCLUSIONS
		SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
		ENDNOTES

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