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@unfoundation @richardbranson pic.twitter.com/506AzDI8O7 January 22 , 2014Matt Damon and Gary White of Water.org were also attending last night, Damon explained that they hope to raise money in Davos today to fund more micro loans to people in the developing world who need a supply of clean water.

Founded by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, it provided micro loans to people to improve their economic health.

Micro loans to local entrepreneurs have also gotten a lot of attention in recent years.

Here, we provide only two examples: Grameen Bank, Bangladesh Founded by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, it provided micro loans to people to improve their economic health.

Rival Tencent offers a digital bank of its own and provides financial services, while fellow e-commerce firm JD.com recently partnered with U.S.-based ZestFinance to offer micro loans to SMEs and entrepreneurs in China.

China Rapid Finance's competitors include Alibaba's Ant Financial, which runs a credit-scoring system that analyzes user activity and feedback on the e-commerce giant's marketplaces and a joint venture between JD.com and Los Angeles-based ZestFinance to provide micro loans to people without a credit history.

Players guide the lives of women in the developing world, starting with a poor, married woman in India who would like her daughter to read and who will eventually seek a micro loan to start a small business.

Kiva in the last four years has distributed over $86 million in micro-loans to the working poor all over the world.

In response, Citizens Advice said high street banks should step up to the plate by providing short-term, micro-loans to fulfil demand for these kinds of products.

Mr. Fox believes they will end government dependency on oil revenues and allow for increased spending on social programs, including education, health care and micro-loans to the poor.

In a similar vein, a group of financial engineering students at Haas have proposed a scheme that would award micro-loans to convicted felons looking for a second chance.