Examples of using Microfinance projects in English and their translations into Spanish
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to provide access to education and empowerment of women, through microfinance projects in Argentina, Brazil,
services for business- though achievements in microfinance projects were quite positive,
institutions have been strengthened; two new microfinance projects have been designed to suit the needs of rural microenterprises;
It focuses on seven microfinance projects selected from UNCDF major interventions,
The first pure microfinance project is launched in Ecuador.
Microfinance project started in 2009.
He benefited from our business training sessions and microfinance project. Alejandro.
The Microfinance project runs all year round so you can join at any time.
Only one microfinance project was approved in 1998
The UNDP microfinance project works with close to 450,000 clients, of whom 97
As at March 2012, the microfinance project had reached 5,649 clients with 99.69 per cent repayment rate
A third impact study focused on the Microfinance project conducted in 2007
This tool is now being revised in collaboration with the Microfinance project to reflect more of the financial management capacities of SRGs.
The Microfinance project is the best of the three approaches for providing financial services
A finance professional or student can volunteer for a Microfinance Project, so on and so forth.
In Myanmar, the Human Development Initiative microfinance project promoted the creation of self-reliance groups as a key strategy for poverty alleviation in over 3,475 village groups.
Collaboration needed to be improved between ICDP-CDRT and the Microfinance project to support mature SRGs and undertake research to improve the
The IAM report noted that the microfinance project continues to perform with great efficiency,
UNDP went on to develop a range of community-based interventions within the ongoing integrated community development project and the microfinance project to provide early recovery support to cyclone survivors.
including the vulnerable and disadvantaged groups, a microfinance project, consisting in granting them small loans to set up microenterprises,