Sentence examples for linkage banking from inspiring English sources

"All that is left is for the signatories of the group account to come to town and get their photos taken, and after that the account will be opened," says Seith Opejo, Uweso's linkage banking officer in Katine.

The report said it was important for regulators to understand the linkages between banking and insurance, and between different national and regional approaches.

At the time of the end-point assessment, there were 55 self-help groups with regular within-group microcredit activities; some of these had established linkages with banks and the local government to access funds for assistance with livelihood programmes such as horticulture and water conservation.

France's exposure to peripheral Europe through its trade linkages and its banking system is disproportionately large, and its contingent obligations to support other euro area members have been increasing.

Self-Help Group-Bank Linkage Model.

In response to this requirement, the microfinance movement started in India, with the introduction of self help group-bank linkage programme (SHG-BLP) in the early 1990s.

One way in which this is being done is through low-cost loans for the self-employed and household enterprises – most impressively, the self-help group-bank linkage model in Andhra Pradesh cited above.

First, in countries with high rates of self-employment, an intervention that is likely to be cost-effective is to enable microenterprises to borrow at low cost, perhaps along the lines of the self-help group-bank linkage program in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, described above.

One facility had a linkage with blood bank in the nearby district hospital.

Linkage of serum bank registries and cancer registries had identified 196 women with a registered cervical carcinoma after donation of a serum sample.

For Jordanians, linkage with the West Bank would help unite families and tribes which had been interconnected until 1967.