In India, the construction business in the real estate sector is the second largest in terms of employment generation. It is next only to the agriculture sector. As an economic activity construction provides employment to approximately 33 million people in India (Nithyamanohari & Ambika, 2014).
The financial sector in India has been formally serving the economic needs of its urban and rural populations for over three centuries. This sector comprises banking and non-banking network which is present in multiple layers to cater to specific and varied requirements of different customers.
India constitutes about 17.1% of the total world population (Korotayev, Goldstone, & Zinkina, 2015). According to the 2011 census, 64.8% of the total population is settled in the rural regions of the country (Bongaarts & Sinding, 2011).
Liberalisation can be defined as the reduction of legal restriction and economic liberalisation can be defined as privatisation. It is associated with transferring the ownership from public sector to private sector (Sally, 2007).
Poverty, a raging economic issue, exists in most of the developing countries. The actual reason for severe poverty lies in the inequality in income distribution, which is chronic in developing countries, especially in India.
Having explained the background to NVivo, including types of data processing, data importing and others, this section will explain briefly about the case project.
Microfinance organization is not new to the financial market in India. Due to the overwhelming poverty in India, government gave special attention to the development of rural credit.