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October - December 2012 - National Institute of Rural Development

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Social Mobilisation, Savings Habit and Access to Credit for the Poor ... 507members. SHGs in Puri district have thehighest amount <strong>of</strong> internal lending at` 123.06 million followed by Ganjam districtat ` 113.37 million and Gajapati district at` 60.17 million. The cumulative internal loanamount per member ranges from ` 1257 inGanjam to ` 1714 in Gajapati district.Members reported that small savingsaccumulated over the years helps them toaccess small amount <strong>of</strong> loan from the groupsto meet urgent family requirements involvingpurchase <strong>of</strong> cloths, food items, treating illnessetc. Almost all the members have taken loans(internal lending based on amount <strong>of</strong> savings)for meeting consumption requirements.Table 6 : Credit Access Through SHGsS.No. District Cumulative Cumulative Average Average AverageAmount <strong>of</strong> Amount <strong>of</strong> Bank Loan Bank Loan InternalBank Loan Internal Loan Amount per Amount per LoanReceived by <strong>of</strong> SHGs SHG (`) Member (`) Amount PerSHGs (` In Million) Member (`)(` In Million)1 Puri 154.76 123.06 29000 1956 15562 Ganjam 177.42 113.37 24305 1967 12573 Gajapati 105.01 60.17 38021 4807 1714Overall 437.19 296.60 30442 2910 1509Source : Field survey, 2008.Bank- Linkage : SHGs also mobiliseresources under SHG Bank linkageprogramme. Under the SHG bank linkageprogramme the SHGs are eligible to avail <strong>of</strong>bank loan from commercial/ cooperativebanks subject to satisfactory performance interms <strong>of</strong> internal resources, quality <strong>of</strong> internallending, and the overall performance <strong>of</strong> thegroups as revealed by the SHG gradingprocess. Data regarding status <strong>of</strong> SHG- Banklinkage reveals that nearly one-third <strong>of</strong> theSHGs (30 per cent) are linked to the banksand received loan under the bank linkageprogramme. The cumulative bank loanamount received by the SHGs in the districtsstood at ` 437.19 million. The loan amountunder the bank linkage programme is thehighest in Ganjam district at ` 177.42 millionfollowed by the groups in Puri district at` 154.76 million and Gajapati district at` 105.01 million. While the average bank loanper SHG is highest in Gajapati district at` 38021 followed by Puri district at ` 29000and Ganjam district at ` 24305. A comparison<strong>of</strong> the loan amount per SHG reveals that theloan amount per SHG (under SHG BankLinkage programmes) in the districts is lowerthan the national average <strong>of</strong> ` 44000 pergroup under normal SHGs and ` 48000 forSGSY groups (Srinivasan, 2008). The averagebank loan per SHG member is only ` 2910. Itis also found that the average loan amountper member is highest in Gajapati district at` 4807 followed by Ganjam district at ` 1967and Puri district at ` 1956. The membersshared that in the case <strong>of</strong> bank loan, theamount is divided among the membersbased on the requirement <strong>of</strong> the loan and isused for starting income generating activities(IGAs). The most common IGAs started by theJournal <strong>of</strong> <strong>Rural</strong> <strong>Development</strong>, Vol. 31, No. 4, <strong>October</strong> - <strong>December</strong> : <strong>2012</strong>

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