Sentence examples for microfinancing from inspiring English sources
"microfinancing" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to the practice of providing small loans or other financial services to individuals or businesses that are not able to access traditional banking services. For example: "The microfinance organization provides microfinancing to help small businesses get off the ground."
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The provision of microfinance.
With "microfinancing" grants, it will steer money from FreedomWorks donors — the tax code protects their anonymity — to local Tea Parties.
Mr. Spurlock suggested that a film about, say, the invention of microfinancing techniques might fill the bill, though no subjects have yet been set.
In the spotlight are microfinancing organisations at the unregulated end of Russia's debt-collection industry – small lenders that hand out short-term loans to poorer clients at high rates.
Probably the best known investing strategy is microfinancing, which provides small loans to women in developing countries to start their own businesses.
"The level of disagreement was probably not as great as it seemed," said Elisabeth Rhyne, the managing director of the Center for Financial Inclusion in Washington, which promotes commercial models of microfinancing with a social mission.
Women and Development Under this heading, the expert panel considered measures to increase and improve girls' schooling; providing support for women's reproductive role; microfinancing for poor women; and affirmative action.
The World Bank's private arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) gave 55% more each year to microfinance lenders between 2004 and 2007.
Anideepa Begum - microentrepreneur and mother of five has just received her fourth loan from Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) – a microfinance fund disbursement organisation working with local partners in Bangladesh.
It led to the creation of the village savings and loans associations (VSLAs) model, which I see as a great example of sustainable microfinance and something that makes a big difference for a relatively modest investment.
Mike Warmington, microfinance partnerships manager, One Acre Fund, London, UK, @oneacrefund Individuals are limited without finance: The sustainable development goals are about unlocking the bottlenecks that are preventing individuals from reaching their potential – access to education, access to water/sanitation, global health challenges.
In his speech to microfinance experts at the symposium in Turin, Masiyiwa recounted a story about the judge in Zimbabwe who granted Econet Wireless's licence in 1998, saying that 70% of people in the country had never heard a telephone ring.
