Many respondents in China stated that it should be mandatory to pay savings with eachinstallment. Respondents received selected “microcredit plus plus” facilities from thefinancing organization in Bangladesh, such as savings, awareness-building training, adultliteracy programs, technical skills training, and leadership and human rights training. There islack in this service in the case of China.
The outcomes for adopting microfinance for developing quality of life and business expansionshows much impressive results in the case of Chinese recipients. Bangladeshi recipients alsogain better condition than before, especially in basic rights according to the present economiccondition of the country. There is a significant contribution of microfinance utilization patternto the empowerment of the women recipients. Respondents’ sex, their received microfinanceutilization pattern, annual household income, and access of skill development training alsomade a significant contribution in changing their quality of life. Respondents’ age, education,family size, monthly income by own-self, credit utilization pattern, skill development traininghad a significant contribution to changing their empowerment level.
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