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June 15, 2024International Journal of Religion

Islamic Microfinance Institutions and Women's Empowerment: Addressing Challenges and Prioritizing Solutions

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TWTika WidiastutiRYRahmat YuliawanIFIka Yunia Fauzia

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Overview

Delphi Analytic Network Process study identifies primary empowerment barriers for women in Islamic microfinance, highlighting collaborative mentoring and outreach as priority solutions.

Key Points

  • Time management conflicts form the primary barrier to women's empowerment in microfinance, closely followed by limited outreach from islamic microfinance institutions at a weight of 0.321.
  • Delphi Analytic Network Process involving 12 experts from academia, regulatory bodies, and industry evaluated challenges across six regulatory, business, and financial dimensions.
  • Highlights collaborative mentoring across islamic microfinance institutions as the leading priority solution at 0.237, reinforced by dedicated social programs and specialized mentors.

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Widiastuti et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e649fbb6db6435875dac48https://doi.org/10.61707/rfqe8506
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