Assessment of Microfinance Programme Effectiveness on Urban Youth Entrepreneurs in Cairo: An Egyptian Perspective
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| author | Sharafaddin, Wafa Fadlallah, Nader Ibrahim, Sameer El-Maleik, Ahmed |
| author_facet | Sharafaddin, Wafa Fadlallah, Nader Ibrahim, Sameer El-Maleik, Ahmed |
| contents | <p>Microfinance programmes have been introduced in various urban settings to support entrepreneurs, particularly among youth who may face financial barriers. The study employed a qualitative approach through semi-structured interviews with participants from selected microfinance initiatives. While microfinance programmes have facilitated credit access, they may inadvertently contribute to heightened financial strain among urban youth entrepreneurs. Programmes should incorporate strategies to mitigate debt burdens and enhance long-term sustainability for participants.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Assessment of Microfinance Programme Effectiveness on Urban Youth Entrepreneurs in Cairo: An Egyptian Perspective Sharafaddin, Wafa Fadlallah, Nader Ibrahim, Sameer El-Maleik, Ahmed Geographic Africa Qualitative Entrepreneurship Ethiopia Microfinance Youth Credit Access Demand Analysis Debt Burden Shadow Banking Inclusive Finance Case Study <p>Microfinance programmes have been introduced in various urban settings to support entrepreneurs, particularly among youth who may face financial barriers. The study employed a qualitative approach through semi-structured interviews with participants from selected microfinance initiatives. While microfinance programmes have facilitated credit access, they may inadvertently contribute to heightened financial strain among urban youth entrepreneurs. Programmes should incorporate strategies to mitigate debt burdens and enhance long-term sustainability for participants.</p> |
| title | Assessment of Microfinance Programme Effectiveness on Urban Youth Entrepreneurs in Cairo: An Egyptian Perspective |
| topic | Geographic Africa Qualitative Entrepreneurship Ethiopia Microfinance Youth Credit Access Demand Analysis Debt Burden Shadow Banking Inclusive Finance Case Study |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19013363 |