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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • Mission & Vision
    • History
    • Our Team
  • OUR APPROACH
    • Overview
    • Listen & Learn
    • Engage Community
    • Hire & Buy Locally
    • Spread Hope
    • Share Knowledge
  • WHAT WE DO
    • Access to Education
      • Primary Schools
      • Clean Water
      • University Transition Awards
    • Healthy Homes
      • Metal Roofing
      • Solar Lanterns
      • Clean Water and Sanitation
    • Economic Resilience
      • Farmers’ Associations
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  • Life-Changing Microloans – Assaye and Amarech

    • December 14, 2021
    • Posted by: Rob_PE
    • Categories: Economic Opportunities, Farmers' Associations, Micro Loans
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    Assaye and Amarech live in the Dengeshta community and have been married for 35 years, but their families have lived only 2 km from one another all their lives. When they were first married, Assaye and Amarech lived with Assaye’s family. After four years, the couple received one hectare farmland (approximately 2.5 acres) from Assaye’s parents who also built them a tikul (the traditional grass roofed home in the countryside) to start their own family.

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  • Microloans Pave the Way for Economic Resilience

    • March 2, 2021
    • Posted by: Rob_PE
    • Categories: Economic Opportunities, Micro Loans
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    What would a small business or budding entrepreneur be able to do with a loan of $300 in the U.S.? Likely not very much. However, in rural Ethiopia, a loan this size can make a very significant difference in the life and livelihood of the loan recipient and their family.

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  • Micro Loans – Lending to One to Benefit Many

    • September 28, 2020
    • Posted by: Rob_PE
    • Categories: Economic Opportunities, Micro Loans
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    Independence is something all humans crave. We all desire the power to make our own decisions, provide for our family, and be financially independent. When we have these things, it instills confidence, security, and joy in us. For many parts of the world a microloan is the start to independence.

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