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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled " The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism". The four working papers are available on the Sicredi website (in Portuguese language), on the "Cooperativismo de Crédito" page, section "Estudos sobre o cooperativismo":
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Posted Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled " The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism". The four working papers are available on the Sicredi website (in Portuguese language), on the "Cooperativismo de Crédito" page, section "Estudos sobre o cooperativismo": |
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled "The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism".
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled "The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism".
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled "The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism".
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled "The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism".
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled " The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism".
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Updated Sicredi (2023): Methodology and Main Results on the Working Paper Series “The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions” on Documents
The attached document presents the methodology and the main results on the working papers series titled " The Economic Benefits of Credit Unions": Working paper 1 (2019): “Economic Benefits of Credit Unions on the Brazilian Economy”. Working paper 2 (2020): “Impact over the national bancarization”. Working paper 3 (2021): “Territorial financial covering amplification”. Working paper 4 (2022): “Efectiveness of the credit cooperativism". The four working papers are available on the Sicredi website (in Portuguese language), on the "Cooperativismo de Crédito" page, section "Estudos sobre o cooperativismo":
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allow Upcoming Webinar (June 1st, 2023): Understanding hidden agriculture finance providers – agriculture cooperatives on blog
Date: Thursday 1 June 2023
To join the conversation, please register at:
Agriculture cooperatives are an integral part of agriculture value chains. They enable their member farmers to reduce operational costs, increase productivity, and enhance profitability by collectively procuring high-quality inputs and selling agricultural produce to the markets. In addition, many cooperatives provide financial services to their members. These services are neither well-recorded nor properly regulated in many countries, but agriculture cooperatives are prominent providers of financial services (prominently credit, but in many cases also of deposit, insurance, and payment services) for many farmers who are often excluded from formal financial services. This webinar will explore how to enhance access to finance for smallholder farmers by supporting agriculture cooperatives and provide a space to discuss if and how to integrate them into the financial sector regulation, supervision, and financial safety net.
Niraj Verma
Juliette Hensgens Juliëtte is a Project Manager at Rabo Partnerships Advisory Services (RPAS), a dedicated consultancy unit within the Rabobank Group, focusing on capacity building of (rural) banks, Agri finance development, supply chain financing, and cooperative development. She is leading multiyear support programs and transformation programs in various African countries and has working experience in Africa, Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia. Juliëtte holds a master's degree in law and Economics from the University of Utrecht and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and is an experienced banker with a background in credit risk and special asset management Speakers Michael von During Michael has lived and worked across 5 continents and holds a BA in Business Management from the University of Geneva, Switzerland, as well as a Masters in International Relations from the University of Chicago in the USA.
Marelvi Hortencia Bernal Nempeque Economista de la Universidad Externado de Colombia, Especialista en Finanzas y Especialista en Gestión de Riesgos Financieros. Se ha desempeñado como Analista de presupuesto y Cartera del Banco Cafetero y en la Superintendencia de la Economía Solidaria ha ejercido como Supervisora de Cooperativas de Ahorro y Crédito, Coordinadora de Supervisión, e Intendente de la Delegatura Financiera, cargo que ocupa en la actualidad.
Albert Boogaard
Vinay Kumar Vutukuru is a Senior Agriculture Economist at the World Bank, Kenya based out of Nairobi. He currently anchors the Agriculture Portfolio for the World Bank in Kenya. He has previously worked in the South Asia region on Agriculture and Rural Development initiatives at the World Bank for over 10 years. He was also on a development assignment with the India Country Management Unit working closely with the Country Director and the Operations Manager on strategic management of the bank portfolio in India including enabling linkages across different sectors and themes. Before joining the bank, he worked in the areas of agriculture, rural development, demand side governance and rural safety nets with the Aga Khan Rural Support Program (AKRSP) and the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
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reopen Upcoming Webinar (June 1st, 2023): Understanding hidden agriculture finance providers – agriculture cooperatives on blog
Date: Thursday 1 June 2023
To join the conversation, please register at:
Agriculture cooperatives are an integral part of agriculture value chains. They enable their member farmers to reduce operational costs, increase productivity, and enhance profitability by collectively procuring high-quality inputs and selling agricultural produce to the markets. In addition, many cooperatives provide financial services to their members. These services are neither well-recorded nor properly regulated in many countries, but agriculture cooperatives are prominent providers of financial services (prominently credit, but in many cases also of deposit, insurance, and payment services) for many farmers who are often excluded from formal financial services. This webinar will explore how to enhance access to finance for smallholder farmers by supporting agriculture cooperatives and provide a space to discuss if and how to integrate them into the financial sector regulation, supervision, and financial safety net.
Niraj Verma
Juliette Hensgens Juliëtte is a Project Manager at Rabo Partnerships Advisory Services (RPAS), a dedicated consultancy unit within the Rabobank Group, focusing on capacity building of (rural) banks, Agri finance development, supply chain financing, and cooperative development. She is leading multiyear support programs and transformation programs in various African countries and has working experience in Africa, Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia. Juliëtte holds a master's degree in law and Economics from the University of Utrecht and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and is an experienced banker with a background in credit risk and special asset management Speakers Michael von During Michael has lived and worked across 5 continents and holds a BA in Business Management from the University of Geneva, Switzerland, as well as a Masters in International Relations from the University of Chicago in the USA.
Marelvi Hortencia Bernal Nempeque Economista de la Universidad Externado de Colombia, Especialista en Finanzas y Especialista en Gestión de Riesgos Financieros. Se ha desempeñado como Analista de presupuesto y Cartera del Banco Cafetero y en la Superintendencia de la Economía Solidaria ha ejercido como Supervisora de Cooperativas de Ahorro y Crédito, Coordinadora de Supervisión, e Intendente de la Delegatura Financiera, cargo que ocupa en la actualidad.
Albert Boogaard
Vinay Kumar Vutukuru is a Senior Agriculture Economist at the World Bank, Kenya based out of Nairobi. He currently anchors the Agriculture Portfolio for the World Bank in Kenya. He has previously worked in the South Asia region on Agriculture and Rural Development initiatives at the World Bank for over 10 years. He was also on a development assignment with the India Country Management Unit working closely with the Country Director and the Operations Manager on strategic management of the bank portfolio in India including enabling linkages across different sectors and themes. Before joining the bank, he worked in the areas of agriculture, rural development, demand side governance and rural safety nets with the Aga Khan Rural Support Program (AKRSP) and the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
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