In this paper, the authors present findings from a study that tested a door-to-door marketing intervention aimed to increase use of a tar- geted health product, in our setting chlorine tablets for drinking water purification. Specifically, they examine three treatments … Read More
Publications
Improving the Use of Health Products: A Sales Experiment with Chlorine Tablets in India
Camille Boudot, Anita Mukherjee | March 14, 2005
Repayment Flexibility in Microfinance Contracts: Theory and Experimental Evidence on Take-up and Selection
Giorgia Barboni | March 13, 2005
This paper studies the impact of introducing repayment flexibility in microfinance contracts. The author builds an adverse selection model that predicts the existence of a separating equilibrium where lenders are able to achieve higher profits by simultaneously offering a rigid … Read More
A Blueprint for the Delivery of Comprehensive Financial Services to the Poor in India
Bindu Ananth, Bastavee Barooah, Rupalee Ruchismita, Aparna Bhatnagar | January 6, 2004
This paper attempts to articulate a new vision for the scaled delivery of comprehensive financial services to the rural and urban poor of India. The strategies suggested in the document draw heavily on the lessons from previous experiences in this … Read More