- 1 Introduction
- 2 Gender and Finance: an Overview of Concepts and Discourse
- 2.1 Finance and Economic Embeddedness
- 2.2 Gender and Finance
- 2.3 Family, Household and Household Analysis
- 3 Gender and Finance in Household and Family and the Community
- 3.1 Resources Allocation and Income Distribution in Household and Family
- 3.2 Saving, Credit and Financial Institutions: the Female Perspective
- 3.3 Reciprocity and Traditional Credit Relations: Moral Economy and Mutual Aid
- 4 Gender and Finance in Small Scale and Informal Business
- 5 Microfinance, Development and Gender
- 5.1 Introductory Remarks
- 5.2 Concepts and Objectives: Empowerment, Sustainability andPoverty Reduction
- 6 Research Methods and Research Sites
- 7 Income Allocation, Saving Habits and Credit Relations
- 7.1 Income Allocation
- 7.2 Saving Habits and Institutions
- 7.3 Qard Hasan, Wajib and Trabuts: Credit relations, reciprocity and mutual aid
- 7.4 Financial Institutions
- 8 Business Women and Finance
- 8.1 Types of Business
- 8.2 Financing the Business
- 8.3 Dealing with the Moral Economy
- 9 Microcredit Programs for Women in Greater Khartoum
- 9.1 General Remarks
- 9.2 The Projects in Umbedda and Ha Yussif
- 9.3 The clients
- 9.4 Evaluating the Projects
- 10 Conclusion
- 11 References
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