This study evaluates an intervention in the dairy subsector by an Indian livelihood promotion institution. Two contributions are being made. For one, the study is among the first to evaluate not only the credit-impact of an integrated microfinance approach but also the impact of additional financial and non-financial services on investment specific returns and general outcome indicators. Furthermore, an innovative contribution to the literature is made by estimating the subjective expected return to investment into a milk producing animal.
Authors
Associate Director
Britta is an IFS Associate Director, Associate Staff at the Department of Economics at the UC and Researcher at NIHR Obesity Policy Research Unit.
Journal article details
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Issue
- April 2009
Suggested citation
Augsburg, B. (2009). 'The impact of a dairy intervention in rural India - Evidence from realized outcomes and expected returns to investment' (2009)
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