Grameen Bank of Bangladesh / Financial Access Initiative / Oxford University Press / THE WORLD BANK / THE WORLD BANK ECONOMIC / Bank Rakyat Indonesia / /
Country
Indonesia / /
Currency
cent / USD / IDR / / /
IndustryTerm
formal banks / conventional banking practices / state-owned bank / loan products / microfinance products / well performing commercial banks / formal sector bank / oversample bank customers / microfinance loan product / microloan product / micro bank borrower / conventional banking / conventional banks / bank staff / long-established microfinance bank / bank / financial services / important early site / bank professionals / middle / formal bank / microfinance bank / microfinance bank rises / formal lender / large full-service bank / formal lenders / /
Organization
New York University / Microcredit Summit / Gates Foundation / Bank Indonesia / Public Service / Nobel Peace Prize committee / Graduate School / United States Agency for International Development / World Bank / United Nations / International Bank for Reconstruction and development / Oxford University / /
Person
Elizabeth Littlefield / Jay Rosengard / Habibie / Don Johnston Jr. / Wahid / Xavier Gine / Jonathan Morduch / Jonathan Bauchet / Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) / Muhammad Yunus / Donald Johnston Jr. / Suharto / Javier Bronfman / /
Position
economist / President / professor of public policy / corresponding author / Author / official / CEO / managing director / /
Product
Kupedes microloan product / Kupedes / /
ProvinceOrState
West Kalimantan / East Java / Papua / Irian Jaya / East Kalimantan / West Java / North Sulawesi / /
The Unbanked: Evidence from Indonesia Don Johnston Jr. and Jonathan Morduch To analyze the prospects for expanding financial access to the poor, bank professionals assessed 1,438 households in six provinces in Indonesia