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ASAP Africa Microfinancing program Microfinancing in Zimbabwe through ASAP Africa. Visit the website- www.asapafrica.org Tags: Zimbabwe Microfinancing Non-Profit Africa Assistance NGO Non-governmental program AIDS Mugabe Grassroots |
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World Relief Rwanda Microfinancing World Relief Rwanda Microfinancing Tags: World Relief Rwanda Microfinancing |
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Micro financing Micro finance institutions are India's best bet of taking financial services to atleast 65 million families across the country who do not even have a bank account. Tags: MFI UTVi News |
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The New Web Industry of Micro Financing Google Banking The New Web Industry of Micro Financing Google Banking Tags: The New Web Industry of Micro Financing Google Banking |
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MQM Altaf Hussain (Muttahida Qomi Movement) announce to establish Micro Financing of poor people! Altaf Hussain (Qaid/founder MQM Muttahida Qomi Movement) the only leader of 98% poor and middle class majority of Pakistan, the only hope for the betterment and better future of Pakistan address the people of Pakistan! The real face of MQM: Altaf Hussain announces MQM's role in saving Pakistan from economic turmoil by establishing a Micro Finance bank to help poor and hopeless people set their business.. Altaf Hussain advises youth not to be ashamed of guarding, fruit selling, teaching etc Long live Altaf Hussain Tags: MQM Altaf Hussain Mustafa Kamal muttahida qomi qaumi movement governor sindh governer 1992 92 operation 12 may 27 december 19 June taliban july 14 august Karachi Pathan Punjabi Panjabi Sindhi Baloch NWFP Pakistan Hyder Abbas Rizvi Faisal Sabzwari Wasim Akhter Saleem Shehzad Haq Parast Musharraf the great Honoring CDGK city government benazir zardari qaatil qatil tehreek insaf imran nawaz ganju shahbaz |
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Altaf Hussain addresses the residents of Nazimabad, announces Micro Financing of poor people Altaf bhai is no doubt the most sage and prudent leader of this country... Watching the worst fiscal conditions of Pakistan, Altaf Bhai announces to start Mirco Financing of poor and lower middle class persons so that MQM help people thrive in these bad days.. I salute him for this!!! Tags: MQM Altaf Hussain Mustafa Kamal best mayor Ishrat ul Ibad Babar Ghouri Farooq Sattar Imran Saleem Shehzad Micro Finance worst monetary fiscal conditions self service Taliban Inflation only savior of Pakistan Karachi ANP PPP PML Zardari 12 may nawaz ganju bandit Benazir looter |
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FRONTLINE/World | Kiva | PBS http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld FRONTLINE/World travels to Uganda to explore the impact of microfinance and, in particular, how one San Francisco-based nonprofit is using the Web to forge a more direct connection between lenders in the U.S. and borrowers in developing countries. For more information go to http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld Tags: Microfinance Uganda Kiva development micro-loan micro-lending FRONTLINE Frontline/World Mohammad Yunus PBS |
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MIBO and Public Bank MOU MIBO and Public Bank MOU for micro-financing Malaysian Independant Business Ownership Tags: Irfan Khairi MIBO Public bank |
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Riz Khan - Becoming a banker to the poor - 08 Nov 07 Riz Khan looks at how microfinancing is assisting small businessmen and women in developing countries. Tags: Riz Khan aljazeera microfinancing Banker Poore businessman women developing countries president of Kiva Premal Shah |
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THE RIDE FOR RWANDA WWW.TRFR.ORG WWW.ProjectRwanda.org The Ride for Rwanda is a trans-continential bike ride taking place in the summer of 2008. Six riders will be taking a route from Anacortes, WA to New York, New York a 3,700 mile trip. The purpose of the ride is to raise awareness and funds for Project Rwanda. Watch some videos about Project Rwanda and what they do here. Project Rwanda is an organization "committed to furthering the economic development of Rwanda through initiatives based on the bicycle as a tool and symbol of hope." Project Rwanda is currently working toward this goal on four different levels. 1. Building Awareness for Rwanda - The country and its people, as a tourism and cycling destination, through the development of an eco-tourism industry: annually (September '06 was 1st event) conduct a multi-day event attended by Rwanda's, US and European riders to promote this concept. 2. Special Bike Designs - Project Rwanda is actively engaged in the design, development and consults with implementation of special use bicycles to address specific needs within the country. 3. Bike Distribution - Project Rwanda plans to establish bike distribution to needed organizations that do not have existing grants to purchase bikes. This program is under development and will involve a "hand up", not a "hand out" through a micro financing mechanism which subsidizes the cost of purchasing the bike and provides micro financing locally but requires repayment of a percentage of the bike cost over a period of time at low interest rates. It is envisioned that this micro financing mechanism, once established, will be rolled out to other African nations and non African developing nations. The need for special use bikes worldwide is estimated to be in the hundreds of millions; the bike is an affordable, practical, environmentally friendly solution to local transportation and hauling needs. 4. National Pride - Select, coach, train, equip and promote a Rwandan National Cycling Team with the goal of successful participation in International Cycling competition as a means of promoting this industry within Rwanda and providing increasing awareness and national pride for Rwanda internationally. Tags: the ride for rwanda project TRFR biking across america Azusa Pacific APU hope college America |
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Episode 34, Part 1 :: Spirit of Islam Ashraf Zaghloul, Imtiyaz Ahmed, Dr. Azeemuddin Subhani and Nabeela Barday discuss Islamic financing and microfinancing (Aired on July 28, 2007) Tags: spirit of islam ashraf zaghloul imtiyaz ahmed dr azeemuddin subhani nabeela barday islamic financing microfinancing |
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Episode 34, Part 2 :: Spirit of Islam Ashraf Zaghloul, Imtiyaz Ahmed, Dr. Azeemuddin Subhani and Nabeela Barday discuss Islamic financing and microfinancing (Aired on July 28, 2007) Tags: spirit of islam ashraf zaghloul imtiyaz ahmed dr azeemuddin subhani nabeela barday islamic financing microfinancing |
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Episode 34, Part 3 :: Spirit of Islam Ashraf Zaghloul, Imtiyaz Ahmed, Dr. Azeemuddin Subhani and Nabeela Barday discuss Islamic financing and microfinancing (Aired on July 28, 2007) Tags: spirit of islam ashraf zaghloul imtiyaz ahmed dr azeemuddin subhani nabeela barday islamic financing microfinancing |
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Open-Source Travelling - Meeting Noel Hidalgo Around the world in 7 months and 7 days on a budget of 7,777 USD New York City-based activist and blogger, Noel Hidalgo proofed that great ideas don't need big budgets. He adapted the tech-world open-source model to his travel project "On the Luck of Seven" by micro-financing it through donations on the Internet. During the trip he mostly slept on people's couches, using websites like couchsurfing.com or hospitalityclub.com. After 7 months and 7 days on the road he says that he learnt that the world is more similar than it is different and that we need the geeks to figure out alternative ways of progress. More at www.infonomia.tv Tags: infonomia opensource travelling world activist blogger micro-financing seven luck |
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Entrepreneurs Challenged to Obtain Start-up Capital In many developing countries, micro-financing has created possibilities for burgeoning entrepreneurs who would not have found funding before. VOA's Barry Wood reports that special attention is now being paid to female entrepreneurs, who have had to overcome cultural barriers to get financing. Tags: entrepreneur business venture capital entrepreneurship risk micro financing bribe start-up technology internet web Grameen Bank world wood voa news |
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Clubpenguin-Coins for Change (What happend) The Coins for Change campaign in December 2007 empowered the children who play Club Penguin to affect real change in the world. More than 2.5 million children donated in excess of 2 billion virtual coins they earned playing games on Club Penguin to support the environment, children's health or children in developing countries. Through their virtual donations, the kids directed how much of a $1 million cash donation went to three charitable organizations chosen to represent those areas. Adopt a Village More than 110 million children around the world are denied the basic right of a primary education. In an effort to help ensure access to education and a better future for children and families, Club Penguin sponsors Adopt a Village projects. Through Adopt a Village, Club Penguin members are helping build and equip schools, implement sustainable, clean water projects, provide health care and develop alternative income programs in countries such as Kenya, Ecuador and China. Micro-Financing Of the 1.3 billion people living in poverty around the world, 70% are women. Club Penguin is helping break the cycle of poverty by funding micro-financing loans for women throughout Ethiopia. These small loans help women start a business, lift their families out of poverty and send their children to school. Romania Almost 20 years after the fall of communism, many children and families in Romania live in deplorable conditions with limited access to education and basic health care. Thanks to families who purchase memberships on Club Penguin we're helping care for abandoned children at the Brasov Children's Hospital and working to renovate and improve conditions at a series of homes on a former, communist-run collective farm where 150 people live. To learn more about Club Penguin's Kids Helping Kids initiatives Tags: Coins for change |
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The Women of Chiapas "The Women of Chiapas" is a documentary shot in HD format using the new Panasonic 200 DVCPROHD. We follow three indigenous women from the highlands into the village of Nachij, stepping deep into their lives and showing how with a small amount of credit they turn dire circumstance into a well of human empowerment that reaches far beyond any regional boundary. Using Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunas' microfinancing formula, a local micro credit organization finds clients who have been forgotten and would otherwise not be able to get a loan, and puts their trustand money in their hands. From an ancient Mayan culture, the women have learned to manage in the modern world by using the money from the loans to start their own businesses, which becomes the sustaining power of their families. The friendships and family relations within the social groups change and become stronger as women helping women not only saves the lives of their families, but entire villages. Produced and directed by Melissa Eidson, who taught English and Drama in high schools in Harlem and Brooklyn and then at Pratt Institute in New York City. She got into making independent films after working with Mexican and American filmmakers in Mexico, where she has lived with her daughter for the past 6 years. Eidson also had several films at Cannes recently, including El Barrio at the Short Film Corner of the market 2006 and she played the nurse in the movie "Battle in Heaven" in competition at the Official Selection of Cannes 2005. Most recently she scooped up the Best International Documentary Award for El Barrio at the LA portion of the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival (NYIIFVF) and the Founder's Choice Award for best feature documentary at NYIIFVF in New York City this past November. El Barrio was also selected for the Berlin Film festival which was screened with a group of films from Latin America. "Antzetik Nachij", The Women of Chiapas, has a running time of 60 minutes. Cast: Lorenza Hernandez Perez Josefina Patricia Vazquez Hernandez Micaela Garcia Jimenez Maria Veronica Sanchez Perez Women of Nachij Pilar Garcia Quintana AlSol field workers Crew: Director..........................................Melissa Eidson Director of Photography...................Ty Roberts Camera Assist................................Elise Durant Producer........................................Melissa Eidson Production Assistant...............Antonio Lopez Vega Editors...........................................Laila Heiblum Post production..........................Eduardo Fillipini Chip Futch Translator.................................Flor Gomez Lopez Tags: documentary Chiapas mexico microfinancing Women festivals Cannes |
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DeSales University SIFE's Work with IDESI in Ayacucho, Peru The DeSales University SIFE team's work with IDESI in Ayacucho, Peru during its fourth expedition in August 2006. Tags: DeSales University DSU SIFE Peru Ayacucho Huamanga IDESI Artisans Carving Alabaster Microfinance Textiles Microfinancing |
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Malaria claims another African life every 30 seconds Every 30 seconds, malaria claims another African life. Mosquitoes in Tanzania carry the deadly malaria parasite. Expectant mothers are most vulnerable, especially at night while they sleep. Their best and most effective protection is a mosquito net. A contribution of $20 provides vouchers for five mosquito nets and covers half the full cost. Mothers pay the other half, which encourages local stores and kiosks to keep the nets in stock. Lives are saved and the local economy grows! Tags: MEDA Africa Nets Malaria Microfinancing |
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Uganda Malaria deaths = Boeing 747 crash daily MEDA's ITN (insecticide-treated net) project in Uganda aims to reduce the incidence of malaria among pregnant woman and young children by improving the ability of the private sector to distribute insecticide-treated mosquito nets. Tags: MEDA Africa Uganda Malaria Microfinancing nonprofit |
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Internet and Economic Freedom Boost Entrepreneurs Worldwide For more than a century entrepreneurs have brought innovation and change to the world. Today, modern technology, looser government controls and better access to capital have made it even easier for entrepreneurs to succeed. VOA's economics correspondent Barry Wood looks at entrepreneurship worldwide, profiling business risk-takers in Africa, the Middle East, the Americas, Asia and Russia. Tags: entrepreneur business venture capital entrepreneurship risk micro financing bribe start-up technology internet web Grameen Bank world wood voa news |
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Kiva.Org Promo We got to carry each other ... Tags: Kiva Microfinancing Poverty U2 |
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Social Entrepreneur and Innovator Prof. Tapan Parikh Social entrepreneur and innovator Prof. Tapan Parikh of UC Berkeley gives a demo of CAM (named after the camera phone) a simple, interactive scan and store application. This mobile phone application was developed by him for micro financing organizations in India. Recently, Tapan was named the Humanitarian of the Year (2007) by MIT's Tech Review. You can also listen to an audio interview with Tapan at http://kamlabhattshow.com Tags: tapan parikh mobile cam camera mit tech review humanitarian uc berkeley social entrepreneur innovator |
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Changing the World with Kiva.org Kiva is changing the world through microfinancing. Kiva allows people to lend as low as $25 directly to the poor, and get your money back. You too can be a banker to the poor. Tags: kiva microlending poverty changing the world chanting |
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