1.	Study Report on Accessibility of Small and Marginal Farmers to NGO-Run Microfinance Programs - Tk. 60.00 US$ 3.00
2.	An Urban Replication of Grameen Model–A Case Study on Shakti Foundation -SM Rahamn, Faruque Ahmed, Sarder Arif and Akhtar-uz-zaman - Tk. 100.00 US$ 5.00
3.	A Study on The Nature and Impact of Competition in Microcredit Market on the Performance of MFIs and Borrowers (Unpublished report) - Dr Atiur Rahman, Zulfiqar Ali, Syed Naimul Wadood and Pallab Mozumder
4.	Study Report On Prospects And Constraints Of Insurance Services In Microcredit Industry Of Bangladesh (Unpublished report) - Kazi Md. Mortuza Ali, ACII
5.	A Study Report on Growth and Implications of Money Lending by Money Lenders and Microfinance Program (Unpublished report) -Dr. Toufic A. Choudhury, Dr. Ananya Raihan, S M Ahsan Habib
6.	Consolidated Report on Studies Related to Gender and Microfinance in Bangladesh (Unpublished report)-Rushidan Islam Rahman
7.	Package Services for Capacity Building of MF-NGOs -A Case of Credit and Development Forum (CDF) (Unpublished report)-Faruque Ahmed and AKM Nurul Islam
8.	Effects of Declining Trend of Foreign Donations on Micro Finance Programs of MF-NGOs (Unpublished report)- Afsan Chowdhury
9.	On-Lending by Credit and Development Forum - A Feasibility Study (Unpublished report) -Mr. Muzammel Hoque
10.	Report on Mid-term Assessment of CDF (Unpublished report)
11.	Microfinancial Services in Bangladesh - Review of Innovations and Trends - Dewan A H Alamgir - Tk. 200.00 US$ 10.00
12.	A Review of Impact Studies on Microfinance Program in Bangladesh (Unpublished report)-Faruque Ahmed
13.	Trend of Microfinance Program in Bangladesh (Unpublished report) -Faruque Ahmed and Khandker Zakir Hossain
14.	Scaling up of Microfinance Program in Bangladesh (Unpublished report) -Faruque Ahmed
15.	Ten case studies of documenting microfinance practices - Dewan A H Alamgir - Tk. 100 each
	i	Achieving Financial Viability by a Large Micro Finance Institution (MFI): The Association for Social Advancement (ASA) in Bangladesh.
	ii	Flexible Financial Services for the Poor: The Bangladesh Unemployed Rehabilitation Organization- Tangail (BURO-Tangail) in Bangladesh.
	iii	The Role of an Apex Financial Institution Finance Micro Credit Programs: The Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) in Bangladesh.
	iv	The Global Replication of the Grameen Bank Approach: The Role of Grameen Trust.
	v	Development Programs for the Tribal Population in Barind Tract of Bangladesh: The Case of ASHRAI.
	vi	Poverty Alleviation through Micro Credit and Agricultural Programs: The Gono Kallyan Trust (GKT) in Bangladesh.
	vii	Reaching the Extreme Poor with Credit Service: The Income Generation for Vulnerable Group Development (IGVGD) Program of the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC)
	viii	Reaching the Urban Poor with Credit Service: The Urban Poor Development Program (UPDP) of Proshika in Bangladesh.
	ix	Micro Credit Program for Fishing Community: The Community Development Center (CODEC) in Bangladesh.
	x	Credit Program for Urban Women Entrepreneurs: The Women’s Small Business Assistance Center (WSBAC) of the World Concern-Bangladesh.