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Trickle Up ULTRA POOR PROGRAMME Qualitative Assessment of Sustainability of Programme Outcomes

Qualitative Assessment of Trickle Up's Ultra Poor Program
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This report presents findings from BRAC Development Institute’s (BDI) final qualitative evaluation of the Trickle Up Ultra Poor Program in West Bengal, India. This study is second in a series of post pilot assessments of CGAP – Ford Foundation Graduation pilots currently in scale up phase.

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By Sengupta, A.
Publisher
BRAC Development Institute (BDI)
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Topics
Gender and Women's Empowerment, Graduation Into Sustainable Livelihoods
Regions
South Asia
Countries
India
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FinEquity

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