Please link to the following websites to review publications by GMf Team and Advisors.

• Note from Honduras: Blending Finance, Technology, and Training to Encourage Responsible Growth (USAID MicroLinks Notes from the Field)
  Sebastian Kretschmer, Somayya Ali (edits by Elizabth Israel, Betsy Teutsch)
  

• Summary of MicroLinks Speakers Corner Microfinance and Climate Change
  This report summarizes key themes and “lessons learned” from the “Microfinance and Climate Change: Can MFIs Promote Environmental Sustainability?”
  USAID Speaker‟s Corner, November 18-20, 2008
  Betsy Teutsch

• Microfinance India: State of the Sector Report 2008
  N. Srinivasan
  
  
• Microfinance Focus: Microfinance and the Environmental Bottom Line (Cover Story - May 2009)
  Page 19...Microfinance & the Environmental Bottom Line - GMf and CGAP
  Page 24 - Backyard BBQs - Improved Cookstoves - Betsy Teutsch
  
  
• Microfinance and the Environmental Bottom Line: Can microfinance and environmental sustainability go hand-in-hand?
  The CGAP Microfinance Gateway article was developed with GreenMicrofinance and informed by an online discussion on microLINKS.
  
  
• Greening Microfinance: Turning Waste into Wealth (USAID microLinks Notes from the Field)
  Thomas Israel, Elizabeth Israel, Betsy Teutsch
  
  
• The Missing Bottom Line: Microfinance and the Environment (written for SEEP Social Performance MAP 2008)
  Joan Hall, Elizabeth Israel
  
  
• GreenMicrofinance-Wharton Microfinance and the Environment: Setting the Research and Policy Agenda Summary
  GreenMicrofinance Team
  
  
• How MFIs and Their Clients Can Have a Positive Impact on the Environment (The Microcredit Summit - Halifax)
  Joan Hall and Abhishek Lal (with contributions from Elizabeth Israel)
  
  
• The Virtual Library of Microcredit: Environmental Colors of Microfinance (GDRC)
  An Overview of Microfinance and Environmental Management (The Global Development Research Center-GDRC)
  Abhishek Lal (research contributions by Betty Meyer - aka Elizabeth Israel)
  
  
• Environmental Protection and Microenterprise Development in the Developing World: A Model Based on the Latin America Experience (Marriott School, Brigham Young University)
  Abhishek Lal (research contributions by Joan Hall and Betty Meyer - aka Elizabeth Israel)
  

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