Smallholder and Women’s Rural Credit Project

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Smallholder and Women's Rural Credit Project

Smallholder and Women’s Rural Credit Project

By restricting lending to those with less than 12.5 ha of land, previous credit projects in Pakistan were able to reach the poorest rural families. Building on the experience of the Small Farmers’ Credit Project, this rural credit project also worked through the Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan. The project developed new services and lending systems to make credit facilities available to specific target groups of borrowers among the poorest farmers, with even smaller landholdings, and landless people. In particular the project made credit accessible to women, who have considerable responsibility for livestock, poultry, cottage, vegetable and other farming sectors.

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Status: Closed
Country
Pakistan
Approval Date
02 October 1990
Duration
1990 - 1994
Sector
Credit and Financial Services
Total Project Cost
US$ 411.2 million
IFAD Financing
US$ 24.95 million
Co-financiers (International)
World Bank: International Bank for Reconsruction and Development US$ 54.5 million
Co-financiers (Domestic)
National Government US$ 314.45 million
Beneficiaries US$ 17.3 million
Financing terms
Intermediate
Project ID
1100000265

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