Graduation Models
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The graduation model incorporates the targeting and transfer elements of safety net programs, and introduces entrepreneurial activity through training, an asset grant, and credit. The key to the graduation model is the careful sequencing of several development services to facilitate consumption stability and, subsequently, enterprise development.
For more information please contact
Syed Hashemi (hashemi@bracu.ac.bd) or Aude de Montesquiou (ademontesquiou@cgap.org).
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Pro Innovation Challenge
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CGAP's poverty agenda has always focused on a commitment to demonstrate that the financial frontier could indeed be deepened to reach poorer people and that services can be designed to reduce their vulnerability and increase their economic well being. The Pro-Poor Innovation Challenge is a cornerstone of this agenda.
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A new CGAP brief discusses how CGAP and the Ford Foundation are exploring a new way to help the poor “graduate” from extreme poverty.
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