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affordable and appropriate financial services delivered in a cost effective and innovative
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To be a first choice microfinance institution delivering responsive financial services while
meeting the expectations of all stakeholders on a sustainable basis

Mission and Vision Statements

Mission Statement
To achieve the goal of economic empowerment of the target group through access to
affordable and appropriate financial services delivered in a cost effective and innovative
manner.

Vision Statement
To be a first choice microfinance institution delivering responsive financial services while
meeting the expectations of all stakeholders on a sustainable basis

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Posts tagged pros and cons of microfinance

The Pros and Cons of Microfinance A View From The Field (Part 3)
This is the final installment of a three-part article on The Pros and Cons of Microfinance A
View From The Field. The first concentrated on the pros of microfinance and the second on the
cons. This third part will describe what I deem to be the optimum conditions for successful
microfinance.
The cons described in Part 2 of this article may come across as quite negative, but at Interactuar
(in Antioquia, Colombia my second Kiva Fellowship) I saw many being countered and
microfinance working particularly effectively.

Continue Reading 25 May 2011 at 07:06 nickhamiltonkiva 6 comments

The Pros and Cons of Microfinance A View From The Field (Part 2)
This is the second of a three-part article on The Pros and Cons of Microfinance A View From
The Field. The first part concentrated on the pros. The second will focus on the cons.
Most of the cons described below demonstrate one thing; microfinance assists on a micro level but
is unable to affect macro-level influences. The latter are the main reason that people are
impoverished in the first place.

Continue Reading 24 May 2011 at 06:27 nickhamiltonkiva 4 comments

The Pros and Cons of Microfinance A View From The Field (Part 1)
The article will be published in 3 parts. The first will concentrate on the pros of microfinance, the
second on the cons, and the third on what I perceive to be the best conditions for successful
microfinance.

Continue Reading 23 May 2011 at 07:29 nickhamiltonkiva 5 comments

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