Financial inclusion leads to social transformation grameen bank– name of a dream Das Udayan*, Mohapatra Chinmaya Kumar** *Professor, Asian School of Business Management, Bhubaneswar, India **Assistant Professor, SOA National Institute of Law, SOA University, Bhubaneswar, India Online published on 9 August, 2013. Abstract Inclusive growth is the need of this hour throughout the globe with specific reference to the underdeveloped and developing nations. Financial inclusion is the most powerful weapon to strategise the inclusive growth plan. A sustainable growth has the next objective which is social transformation. If the growth is truely inclusive in nature, social transformation will follow definitely. Grameen Bank of Bangladesh is our study of reference. The concept introduced by its Nobel Laureate founder Professor Mohammed Younus and the procedural framework of the organisation exhibit the path through which the transformation takes place slowly but silently. To the millions of poor, their activities appear to be an inspiration to leads the life. This achievement makes their success eternal. Top Keywords Inclusive Growth, Financial Inclusion, Microcredit, Grameen Bank, Sixteen Decisions, Ten Indicators. Top |