Total Raised Fund
116,868,000
150,000,000
Women's Microfinance Initiative
This initiative will provide microloans, business training, and mentorship to 500 women entrepreneurs in Tanzania, helping them achieve financial independence and support their families.
Women's Microfinance Initiative
Empowering Women Through Economic Opportunity
Women entrepreneurs in Tanzania often lack access to capital and business skills. This initiative will provide microloans, business training, and ongoing mentorship to 500 women entrepreneurs, helping them start or expand small businesses.
Program Components:
- Microloans ranging from 100,000 to 1,000,000 TZS
- Comprehensive business skills training
- Ongoing mentorship and support groups
- Market access facilitation
Your contribution will help women achieve financial independence, support their families, and contribute to Tanzania's economic development.
Entrepreneurs
Loans Provided
Business Started
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Jobs Created
What People Say
The women's microfinance group gave me more than capital – it provided a supportive community of entrepreneurs who encourage each other through challenges. Aspernatur inventore corporis provident quis.
This program taught me to think like an entrepreneur. I've transformed my small farm into a profitable business that serves local markets.
If you have any questions, please contact us!
Frequently Asked Questions
The program focuses on women entrepreneurs with viable business ideas or existing small businesses that need support to grow. Selection criteria include business viability, commitment, and potential for community impact.
Participants receive comprehensive training in business planning, financial management, marketing, product development, and sector-specific skills relevant to their business. Mentorship is also provided for ongoing guidance.
Our current repayment rate is over 95%. Loans are designed with fair terms and affordable payment schedules. As loans are repaid, funds revolve to support more entrepreneurs.
We track business survival rates, income growth, job creation, loan repayment rates, and improvements in family welfare including education and healthcare access for the entrepreneurs' families.
