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Empowering Youth through Microfinance: The Role of NGOs in Promoting Youth Entrepreneurship

Author(s) Mr. ANIL MS, Dr. Laveena Dmello
Country India
Abstract ABSTRACT
This study investigates the ways in which Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) influence their institutional strengths to deliver microfinance services aimed at empowering youth and promoting entrepreneurial development. Drawing on both conceptual frameworks and empirical observations, the research analyzes the organizational structures, strategic approaches, and participatory methods that NGOs employ to expand young people's access to financial tools and entrepreneurial support. The study explores how youth-oriented microfinance programs are designed, how resources—both financial and human—are mobilized, and how youth engagement is facilitated through mentorship, monitoring, and support systems to ensure long-term success. A key focus is placed on capacity-building initiatives, skills development, and community-specific interventions tailored to the diverse needs of emerging youth entrepreneurs. The research underscores that the flexibility, creativity, and collaborative efforts of NGOs are vital in fostering youth entrepreneurship through microfinance. It concludes by offering actionable recommendations to improve the effectiveness of these interventions, such as adopting digital technologies, expanding entrepreneurship education, and advocating for youth-friendly policy reforms to scale up and sustain youth empowerment initiatives.
Research Design: This study follows a descriptive design, based on secondary data from academic publications, NGO reports, and other credible sources. It reviews existing literature and case studies to examine how NGOs use microfinance to promote youth entrepreneurship. The focus is on identifying effective practices in financial access, skill development, and youth engagement. Insights gained are used to suggest strategies for enhancing the impact of NGO-led initiatives.

Findings: The study indicates that NGO-led microfinance programs have a positive impact on youth entrepreneurship. These initiatives help young individuals start income-generating activities, improve their financial knowledge, and build supportive peer networks. NGOs also play a key role in developing youth-focused financial services and offering training and guidance, which encourages active youth involvement in local economic development.

Originality and Value: This research provides fresh insights by examining how NGOs use microfinance to support youth entrepreneurship. It offers practical suggestions for policymakers and stakeholders aiming to strengthen youth-led economic initiatives and improve their role in local development.

Paper Type: This review draws on a structured analysis of academic publications and NGO reports sourced from reputable national and international databases. It explores how NGOs support youth entrepreneurship by leveraging microfinance, focusing on financial access, skill development, and sustainable economic engagement among young people.
Keywords Keywords: Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Microfinance, Youth Empowerment, Youth Entrepreneurship, Financial Inclusion, Institutional Capacity, Sustainable Development
Field Sociology
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-24
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.59381
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