Impact of Microfinance on the Performance of Small-Scale Agribusinesses in Malawi: A Case Study of PRIDE Malawi Limited in Lilongwe District
Abstract
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Access to finance is one of the major constraints to the growth
of small scale enterprises in Malawi. This study is analysing
the performance of agribusiness enterprises that are accessing
microfinance facilities in Malawi. In addition, the study will
identify and analyse the products/services provided by the
microfinance institutions. The study will also identify and explore
the challenges faced by both microfinance institutions and their
clients. The aim of the study is to establish the impact of
microfinance on the performance of micro agribusinesses in
Malawi, based on their growth, sales volume, profits, and size
of stock, among others. The study will be conducted in Lilongwe,
Malawi with a case of PRIDE Malawi, which is one of the
first Microfinance institutions which started its operations in
the year 2000.
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