The Pledge: Asa, Peasant Politics, and Microfinance in the Development of Bangladesh

Oxford University Press USA (2009)
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Abstract

ASA of Bangladesh tops Forbes Magazine's list of the world's best microfinance banks. This book tells the story of how ASA's determined but practical-minded founder and leader, Shfiqual Haque Choudhury, steered his organisation through the maze of competing ideas about how best to develop poor countries.

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