Guidelines on the formation of self help groups for families of working children

Explains the role of self-help groups. The guidelines and methodology are intended to assist in the designing and managing of self-help groups as a productive alternative for very poor people to build up some savings and to counter the indebtedness problem in Cambodia.

Type: Book

Date issued: 01 January 2006

Format available: PDF 29 p.

Download: English [pdf 859KB]

The guidelines specifically cover:

1) the basics of self-help groups;
2) guidance for executing agencies on the steps in creating self-help groups (week by week for five weeks, then follow-up and end of the year);
3) the management committee; and
4) conducting a meeting.

In addition, there are examples of internal regulations, a savings book, a loan book, an individual savings and loan card and a cash book as well as pictures for use in promotional activities.

Tag: training, gender and development, poverty alleviation, informal economy

Regions and countries covered: Cambodia

Unit responsible: ILO Subregional Office for East Asia

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