Sentence examples for microfinancing project from inspiring English sources

Among the most volatile countries, the I.F.C. has deferred tentative projects in Libya, and it does not plan new initiatives in Syria, having already finished work there on a microfinancing project.

It has set up 1,223 school libraries in the poorest regions of China, and a microfinancing project has enabled more than 400 single mothers to support their families with fishing or pig farming.

He was the first executive director of the European Microfinance Network and has taught microfinance project management for over 10 years.

In 2006 she finished a PhD, which examined the impact on women in slum areas of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, of a microfinance project aiming to 'empower' them.

In this remote and insecure environment there is no access to formal financial institutions and communities had a negative experience with a previous microfinance project.

What could be more deserving of a global-peace award?Nereus AcostaCongress of the PhilippinesCo-founder, Binhi-Bulig Grameen Microfinance ProjectBukidnon, PhilippinesSIR — Mr Yunus and Grameen should have been granted the Nobel award for economics.

1 Boyce's Ave, Bristol BS8 4AA; 0117 946 6577; primrosecafe.co.uk Friska Bristol cafe chain committed to great food (like pho and laksa) for an equally great cause: a cut of profits from the monthly special goes towards a developing world microfinance project.

Even many of his own constituents appear fed up with him as their MP: he will have to fight to keep his seat in Amethi, in Uttar Pradesh (UP .His "passions", say those close to him, include tinkering with the structure of Congress's youth wing to make it more democratic, crowd-sourcing the party manifesto, and a big, but largely unnoticed, women's microfinance project in UP.

His epiphany for ALA came when he was working on a microfinance project in 2003.

A young adventure travel company called OneSeed uses microfinance project to share the wealth.

I have been supporting a microfinance project in Tanzania, COCOBA, which invests in women through education, teaching Maasai women to open small, environmentally friendly businesses.