TY  - EJOUR
AB  - Financing agricultural producers is one of the most acute problems within
the entire scope of economic reforms in Kazakhstan. State financial support
for agriculture in Kazakhstan is episodic in nature, small in size, and seldom
reaches the target recipients, while the commercial banks are reluctant to
give credit to agricultural producers. Although Rural Credit Partnerships
(RCP) are very promising credit institutions for the agricultural sector, there
are a number of challenges to their development. This study is organized in
two parts: the first part analyzes the RCP membership status among
corporate farms; the second part analyzes access to RCP credit by members
of rural credit partnerships (both corporate and individual farms). The results
of the first part of the analysis demonstrate that large-scale corporate farms
with bank credit history are more likely to be members of RCPs. The second
part of the analysis shows that the purpose of a loan requested from the RCP
significantly affects the probability of a member to have access to RCP
credit.
AU  - Gaisina, Sholpan
DA  - 2011
DA  - 2011
DO  - 10.22004/ag.econ.163921
DO  - doi
EP  - 130
EP  - 114
ID  - 163921
IS  - 2
JF  - Journal of Rural Cooperation
KW  - Agricultural Finance
KW  - Community/Rural/Urban Development
KW  - International Relations/Trade
KW  - agricultural finance
KW  - credit cooperatives
KW  - access to credit
L1  - https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/163921/files/Gaisina%20jrc39-2_2011_.pdf
L2  - https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/163921/files/Gaisina%20jrc39-2_2011_.pdf
L4  - https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/163921/files/Gaisina%20jrc39-2_2011_.pdf
LA  - eng
LA  - English
LK  - https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/163921/files/Gaisina%20jrc39-2_2011_.pdf
N2  - Financing agricultural producers is one of the most acute problems within
the entire scope of economic reforms in Kazakhstan. State financial support
for agriculture in Kazakhstan is episodic in nature, small in size, and seldom
reaches the target recipients, while the commercial banks are reluctant to
give credit to agricultural producers. Although Rural Credit Partnerships
(RCP) are very promising credit institutions for the agricultural sector, there
are a number of challenges to their development. This study is organized in
two parts: the first part analyzes the RCP membership status among
corporate farms; the second part analyzes access to RCP credit by members
of rural credit partnerships (both corporate and individual farms). The results
of the first part of the analysis demonstrate that large-scale corporate farms
with bank credit history are more likely to be members of RCPs. The second
part of the analysis shows that the purpose of a loan requested from the RCP
significantly affects the probability of a member to have access to RCP
credit.
PY  - 2011
PY  - 2011
SP  - 114
T1  - Credit through Rural Credit Partnerships for Agricultural Producers in Kazakhstan
TI  - Credit through Rural Credit Partnerships for Agricultural Producers in Kazakhstan
UR  - https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/163921/files/Gaisina%20jrc39-2_2011_.pdf
VL  - 39
Y1  - 2011
T2  - Journal of Rural Cooperation
ER  -