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Thematic Studies

• EMN study for Youth Entrepreneurship, EMN, November 2012.
   
• EMN IT&I Working Group, The use of technology in Microfinance, EMN, June 2012.

• S.Lämmermann, G.Ribbink, Microfinance and Business Development Services in Europe, What can we learn from the South?, EMN, June 2011

• S.Lämmermann, Microfinance in Europe and its Outreach to Target Groups, EMN, April 2011

• M.Jung, S.Lahn, M.Unterberg, EIF Market Studies on Micro Lending in the European Union: Capacity Building and Policy Recommendations; on behalf of the European Investment Fund, EMN, March 2009

• EMN/Latham&Watkins (2008), Legal Survey on Microcredit in Europe - Legal and regulatory framework and main obstacles to development of microcredit in Europe, April 2008, Paris

• EMN (2008), Fostering Gender Equality - Meeting the Entrepreneurship and Microfinance Challenge, Critical Issues - with reports on the environment for female entrepreneurs in eight European countries, January 2008, Paris

• EMN/MFC/cdfa (2007), From Exclusion to Inclusion through Microfinance: Critical Issues with reports on (1) Social and financial exclusion, (2) Key constraints, challenges and policy recommendations, (3) Benchmarks and performance measurement and (4) Innovative approaches in combating financial exclusion, April 2007, Paris

• EMN (2006), Nurturing Immigrant Entrepreneurship, by Miriam Guzy, December 2006, Paris

• EMN (2006), Immigrant Participation in Microloan Programmes in Western Europe, EMN Working Paper n°3, par Tamara Underwood et Miriam Guzy, April 2006, Paris

• EMN (2006), Women and Microlending in Western Europe, EMN Working Paper n°2, par Tamara Underwood, April 2006, Paris
   
• EMN (2006), Microcredit Research in the EU 15 and European Economic Area (EEA), by Tamara Underwood, 2006, Paris 

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