Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE) Loans These are small loans to Micro and Small Entrepreneurs to expand small and sustainable business. The objective is to assist micro and small business owners to get their business off the ground. Benefits of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE) Loans Applicant can borrow from TZS 100,000.00 to a maximum of TZS 7,500,000.00It provides seed money for working capital and business expansionEasy to obtain from our existing largest network of branches all over the countryLoans can be used for any business purpose provided it is official and licensed businessLow and competitive interest ratesThe bank provides knowledge to micro and small business owners on how to operate loansRepayment period is up to 24 months to accommodate the pressures and needs of micro and small entrepreneurs inline with their cash flowsMicro and small business owners can graduate from micro loans and qualify for bigger loans within our network of branches. Eligibility for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE) Loans Where to buy?
Yunus Centre Virtue Foundation MIT LINC Akiba Commercial Bank Ltd | MFIs in Tanzania Akiba Commercial Bank Ltd. is an initiative of five Tanzanian businessmen and -women, started in 1993. All existing banks were either interested in big enterprises or trade service and they were not oriented towards medium and small enterprises. The demand for micro loans in Dar es Salaam is ... Read more Akiba Commercial Bank Ltd. is an initiative of five Tanzanian businessmen and -women, started in 1993. All existing banks were either interested in big enterprises or trade service and they were not oriented towards medium and small enterprises. Akiba's challenge is to stiff competition in the Tanzanian micro finance business.
Groupe SOS Ecouter le contenu de la page : Entreprise sociale, le GROUPE SOS met l’efficacité économique au service de l’intérêt général. Construit sur des activités de lutte contre les exclusions, le GROUPE SOS a su se diversifier progressivement et développe aujourd’hui des dispositifs d’excellence pour tous, y compris les plus démunis. Il répond ainsi aux besoins fondamentaux de la société à travers ses 5 grands cœurs de métier : la jeunesse, l’emploi, les solidarités, la santé, les seniors. Il démontre qu'il est aujourd'hui possible de bâtir une organisation solide, capable de créer et pérenniser des activités économiques tout en ayant un fort impact social. Que ce soit avec les pouvoirs publics, des entreprises "classiques", ou des partenaires associatifs, le GROUPE SOS inscrit son action dans une dynamique de co-construction. Le GROUPE SOS met l’efficacité économique au service de l’intérêt général. 1984, année de création. 11 000 salariés. Plus de 1 million de bénéficiaires par an.
Acumen is a Bold New Way of Tackling Poverty RSA The RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce): an enlightenment organisation committed to finding innovative and creative practical solutions to today’s social challenges. Through its ideas, research and 27,000-strong Fellowship it seeks to harness the extraordinary amount of untapped creative potential in society - by empowering people to be active participants in creating a better world. Overview of the RSA The RSA is a registered charity. We depend on support from our funders, Fellows and sponsors. Find out how you can support the RSA or explore sponsorship opportunities. Action and Research Centre RSA Action and Research Centre combines practical experimentation with rigorous research to create a unique programme of work. Events Tackling the challenges we face in the 21st century requires us to draw on the best thinking and new evidence about the world around us. Fellowship House Our mission Find out more about our mission
PIND - Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta iNNpulsa Colombia iNNpulsa Colombia es la unidad del Gobierno Nacional creada para promover la innovación empresarial y el emprendimiento dinámico como motores para la competitividad y el desarrollo regional: Nos enfocamos en tres objetivos estratégicos: 1. 2. 3. En iNNpulsa creemos... - En el talento y la capacidad de nuestros emprendedores y empresarios. - Que pensar en grande, a largo plazo, tener visión global, construir empresas de alto valor que resuelvan o creen necesidades de mercado, traza la ruta hacia la competitividad nacional. - Que el desarrollo se da desde y para las regiones, y que sólo con instituciones y empresas más sólidas en todo el territorio podremos usar la innovación y el emprendimiento como ejes para un país más próspero.
Democracy from the Bottom Up – Lessons from Social Movements During the 1970s, New World Foundation, embracing the civil rights era as model for what social movements and organizing can accomplish, began funding independent advocacy organizations linking community needs and action to national policy and government programs. We emphasized the need to build institutions—watchdog groups, public advocates, training centers, research and information centers—that could sustain long-term social change efforts. An exemplary accomplishment of that era was the funding of the Children’s Defense Fund with NWF seed money. A Movement-Building Strategy, From the Bottom Up By the 1980s, the politics of government retrenchment and social backlash defined the political and social world. The Reagan-Bush era deeply intensified polarizations of race and class in our society, restoring a corrosive climate of Social Darwinism and an ethic of intolerance. By the end of the 1980’s, NWF departed from the typical pattern of the “family foundation.”
Colegio Ideas Joyce Foundation Newsletter | The Joyce Foundation More than seven million students, including rapidly growing numbers of lower-income and minority students, are working toward degrees and certificates at a community college. To ensure that these students are prepared to enter the workforce and continue in their education, the Joyce Foundation helps to bring leaders together to share and replicate best practices. In early September, the finalists were announced for the 2015 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, which recognizes best practices among the more than 1,000 community colleges in the US. Excellence is defined in four areas: student learning, certificate and degree completion, high rates of employment and earnings for graduates, and high levels of access and success for minority and low-income students. This year's ten finalists are: Joyce is particularly excited that our hometown Kennedy-King College, a part of the City Colleges of Chicago system, is eligible for this prestigious award.