In the cedre of my schooling, I have to prepare a file in English. I chose to talk about the micro credit, here is some bibliography:

English’s file

Micro-Credit

Books:

• Micro-credit, poverty and empowerment- linking the Triad: Joy (EDT) Deshmukh-ranadive, Ranjani K. Murthy, Neera Burra.

Micro-credit, or the making available of small amounts of credit to the poor, is seen as a vital tool for poverty alleviation and women's empowerment in developing societies. This volume examines micro-credit interventions made in India and provides valuable insights into: the role of social mobilization in reducing poverty; the working of community banking programmes at the village level; the efforts to create space for women to carry out credit and savings transactions; the process of empowerment through the formation of women's groups; and the improvement of women's lives through savings and credit activity.

• Micro crédit Micro Entreprises ; Pour La Croissance Et L'Emploi :

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Web sites:

• http://www.sunweb.ch/custom/fernand.vincent/MICRO.htm : Fernand Vincent

Is the micro credit an instrument of development?

• http://www.yearofmicrocredit.org/ :

• http://www.rfa.be/fr/sorecre/nb_micro.php: The network alternate financing

A non-profit-making organisation which leads its own activities and a network of member associations distributed in 6 sectors: social Economy, Environment, Fights against the exclusion, Peace and the rights of the Man, Education and the forming, North / South Relations.

• http://www.ceri-sciencespo.com/publica/critique/article/ci13p139-152.pdf: Julia Elyachar, an assistant professor in the Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies at New York University

Finance international, micro credit and religion in the society civilian in Egypt.

If you are reading the Harry Potter's story and you want some help to understand the difficult english words (there are a lot, right?), I have the solution for you. My english teacher has created a web site especially for you. Please go to this address :
The vanishing glass quiz

Today, we had a quiz concerning the second chapter of "Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone". The quiz's goal is to learn ten new english words, you will find all its in the story:

Snap: 1. quick or easy 2. the sound a whip makes or when a twig breaks.

Spoil: ruin, go bad, damage, impair

Hug: to put your arms around someone and squeeze (a form of greeting)

Bald: having no little hair on the top of your head.

Knob: a rounded bump or protrubance. a round control, dial or switch.

Wink: to close and open one eye quickly to convey a message or signal.

Shrink, shrank, shrunk: to reduce in size diminish

Spider: an arachnids of the order Araneae, having eight legs and the ability to spin silk.

Rise, rose, risen: 1.to get out of bed 2. to go from a lower to a higher position. 3. to appear above the horizon

Tantrum: an outburst, charactorized by seemingly uncontroled movements of arms and legs, of anger. a bad tempered fit.

You have to understand the meaning of these words.Then, you will have ten sentences with blanks where you have to place the words.

If you do correctly this quiz, I'm sure that you will have a fun lecture.