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Surya points out that 2005 is the year of Microcredit. It is an interesting concept and I agree with her that this is going to be a big thing and will have a big impact in the future especially of Africa. We in India have had microfinance/microcredit in some form or the other for ages in the form of local money lenders and also the local cooperative banks along with what is known as chitti funds in Kerala (I am sure such schemes exists in other parts of India as…read more