Leadership and Microfinance in Bangladesh

This chapter examines the cultural and political significance of age in leadership, spotlighting Bangladesh's recent transition to an 84-year-old Nobel laureate as prime minister. It highlights the pioneering work of microfinance through Grameen Bank, detailing its profound effects on women's empowerment while also addressing criticisms related to debt cycles. The narrative contrasts the achievements of two influential leaders, Sheikh Hasina and Muhammad Yunus, illuminating their differing contributions to the country's development.