Inclusive Growth through Targeted Microfinance of SMEs at Ballari.


Authors : Devaraja BT; Dr. Manjunath V

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 6 - June


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jun1327

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Abstract : The majority of People lives in rural area if a rural area develops the entire economy will grow at faster. The motto is of this paper is how an individual increase their income by making use of financial assistance (credit to borrowers) from the various financial institutions such as Gramina banks, co-operative bank (DCC banks) NABARD, SIDBI schemes, Mudra loans. An individual will make startup businesses like textile units, traditional art craft businesses; become rural women entrepreneurs, self employed by providing access to the basic services, social protection, equal distribution throughout society to strengthen the financial inclusion are all possible by local cooperative banks and NGOs this article will explain how individuals will increase their income in different reason in Ballari District. This study concludes that an individual by taking financial assistance with reasonable ROI and will start up as SMEs as rural entrepreneurs, women entrepreneurs through which they will provide the employment opportunities to people.

Keywords : SMEs, Entrepreneurs, Self Employed, Micro Finance.

References :

  1. Prof. Mubarak 2019, “Socio-economic impact of microfinance on rural women development of Ballari district” page no. 400 to 404.
  2. Mohammad Mustafa, “Financial Inclusion of women owned MSME, July 2019 report”. Page no. 14 to 25.
  3. Savitha.P November 29 & 30, 2023,” Microfinance: A catalyst for driving inclusive growth”, Page No. 1 to 04,
  4. Paramasivan S Vellala, Nove 2014 “A Theoretical Model for Inclusive Economic Growth in Indian Context”. “ Page no. 230 to 233.
  5. Raquel Almeida Ramos, Rafael Ranieri and  Jan-Willem Lammens March, 2013, “Mapping inclusive growth”. page no.1  to 5.
  6. E.Thippeswamy, “Inclusive Growth and Organic farming in Shimoga District of Karnataka” Page no.9 to 13.

The majority of People lives in rural area if a rural area develops the entire economy will grow at faster. The motto is of this paper is how an individual increase their income by making use of financial assistance (credit to borrowers) from the various financial institutions such as Gramina banks, co-operative bank (DCC banks) NABARD, SIDBI schemes, Mudra loans. An individual will make startup businesses like textile units, traditional art craft businesses; become rural women entrepreneurs, self employed by providing access to the basic services, social protection, equal distribution throughout society to strengthen the financial inclusion are all possible by local cooperative banks and NGOs this article will explain how individuals will increase their income in different reason in Ballari District. This study concludes that an individual by taking financial assistance with reasonable ROI and will start up as SMEs as rural entrepreneurs, women entrepreneurs through which they will provide the employment opportunities to people.

Keywords : SMEs, Entrepreneurs, Self Employed, Micro Finance.

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