up to december 2010 grameen had about 3 models that can save the world

basic - spend long inductions on each team ou would be entrepreneurs and then integrated then into vilage hibs of 60 that were bank community market and knowledge exchnages by and for pooerst

over 20 years 2 things emerged - members children started needing loans and mobile cane to the vilages- this is why 2nd and 3rd types of grameen model emerged in bangladesh 1996-2010

brac has 2 main types of model -e ither er-engineer a whole industry sector so that every type of jonb within it can be microfinaced into a decent wage - or internationally find a highly resourced partner who wished to focus on a particular country growing small busienses not necessarily the very poorest without business experience

grameen has inspired the replicatioon microlaonfoundation whose first successful country is malawi

it has also inspired jamii bora but with its own youth mobile model

it has also successfully mentored wholefoodfoundation now a comany mith 20 micro-microcredits helping change agricultures in places it already source from for its us whole ffods

asia has some traditional microcredits that were inspired by grameen but have only half scaled

there are so big bew programs emnerginbg but how they works I have not erseracrched-

tese include carlos slim microcredit in mexico

brazil governments microcredit initiative

there is also KIVA

whats common to all tese models is there is no external ownership sucking out the gains in rpoductive lifethemselves can reinvest in theior communities; there are other things that need to be part of a ssutainable microcredit including having a way to resolve all conflicts that spun the poverty traps in teh first place ebfore you scale the methofology however smar it may seem financially