Enable families in a new Agros village in Honduras to increase their income through various economic and agricultural projects and, in turn, to buy the land that they are working.
Self-perpetuating mirofinance initiative issuing collateral-free, interest-bearing loans, for as little as $50, to poor women in rural Uganda so they can start businesses to support their families.
Self-Help has been battling hunger in Ghana since 1989. Our approach is paying dividends but pending micro-credit loans ($75 to $250) may go unfunded if money is not made available.
Families in the village of Villa Linda will be able to increase their incomes through various economic and agricultural projects and, in turn, buy the land that they are working.
About 500 women each month learn tailoring and how to run a small tailoring business from their homes. Women enter the 6-month course not knowing how to thread a needle; they leave with a livelihood.
Supporting the Agros villages of Nicaragua will enable families to increase their incomes through various economic and agricultural projects. The families can then buy the land that they are working.
This pilot will provide loans to women in the Vientiane Province. Using a microfinance program, SEDA will provide financial services to people whom otherwise would not have access to funds.
Maya women receive microloans, business training and ongoing technical support to start small businesses and ultimately realize long-term economic security for themselves and their families.
BE! is a multimedia movement to inspire millions of girls in India to choose to become entrepreneurs, to solve the social, economic & environmental problems they face in their lives.
RSS -
Microfinance
