Microcredit has been changing people's lives and revitalizing
communities since the beginning of trade. Currently microentrepreneurs use
loans as small as $100 to grow thriving business and, in turn, provide their
families, leading to strong and flourishing local economies. The year of
Microcredit 2005 calls for building inclusive financial sectors and strengthening
the powerful, but often untapped, entrepreneurial spirit existing in communities
around the world.
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UGANDA
Fatima Serwoni lives in the village of Namunsi in Uganda and runs
a small store, selling food and household items. She has built
her business with the help of a series of loans from FOCCAS,
a local microfinance institution. Read
Fatima’s entire success story >> |
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