Abstract
This paper examines about the Microfinance has emerged as a useful asset in the battle against poverty, and its part in cultivating financial improvement has been a subject of huge interest. The review considers the difficulties and impediments that microfinance initiatives face and proposes expected roads for future examination and strategy proposals. It examines Regular Issues connected with sustainability, over-obligation, and the requirement for capable loaning and customer security. Micro Finance in India is financial institutions that make small loans to persons who do not have access to traditional banking services. The term “small loans” is defined differently in different nations. In India, it is defined as loans of less than one lakh rupees.
Keywords: over-obligation, value chains, small loans.
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