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    1. World Education Australia Balancing the Scales
    2. How did I get here?
    3. World Education Australia Enriching Human Potential
    4. World Education Australia Enriching Human Potential
      • We believe no one deserves a life of poverty
      • World Education Australia delivers the powerful combination -
      • microfinance
      • livelihoods
      • literacy
      • enabling the poor to increase their incomes and change their lives forever.
    5. Who we are ….
      • World Education Australia – established in 2003 as specialists in Microfinance and Livelihood Development
      • Part of the global World Education Network which is 57 years old & with offices in 25 countries; has worked in over 60 countries
      • World Education is an ACFID signatory and has AusAID accreditation
      • CEO and Program Director are experts in the field of Microfinance - have consulted for AusAID, UN, USAID, ADB and more
    6. World Bank- The world is poorer than we thought
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    8. Our Core Work - MORE than just a LOAN
      • “ The Three Pillars”
    9. Our Core Work - More than a Loan
      • The First Pillar- Microfinance
      • Small loans and financial services to poor people in order for them to start or expand self employment ventures.
      • Provide access to appropriate financial services
        • Savings
        • Credit
        • Insurance
        • Remittances (payment transfer services)
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      • The Second Pillar- Literacy
      • Enable people to develop the basic foundation skills of reading, writing and financial literacy
      • Basic literacy courses
      • Economic Education Classes
      • Financial Literacy courses
    11. Basic Literacy Classes in Makwanpur, Nepal
      • The Third Pillar- Livelihoods
      • Training in sewing, pig raising, lime drying, growing new crops
      • Training in basic market assessments and business plans
      • Building life skills- confidence building, hygiene, health, and leadership
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    13. Why it works
      • Does not create welfare/aid dependency
      • Cost effective, sustainable and market oriented solution to poverty reduction
      • Builds self esteem– enables individuals to support themselves and their families
      • Grassroots level
      • 97% Repayment rate
    14. Multiplier Effect
      • Lending to one woman on average helps improve the direct lives of 5 others (World Education field experience)
      • The local NGO or community group has increased skills to deliver the program to others in need
      • Greater investment in female education could raises GDP growth by .2% per year and income per capita by 14% by 2020   ( Goldman Sachs “Women Hold Up Half the Sky”)
      • World Education Australia’s mission positively impacts 6 of 8 UN Millennium Development Goals
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    16. World Education Australia Projects
      • Good Return online loan portal
      • Tin Khamba- Nepal
      • Microbank- Laos
      • My Better Future- Cambodia
      • Others:
        • Tibet
        • Sri Lanka
        • Bangladesh
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      • The Tin Khamba (three pillar) project provides poor, low-caste and minority women with an opportunity to develop their literacy and numeracy skills, manage their own savings and credit groups, and improve their livelihoods.
      • Over 18 months, a disadvantaged Nepalese woman will participate in:
        • basic literacy classes
        • basic financial literacy classes, such as budgets and numeracy
        • starting and running savings and loan groups
        • livelihood workshops to gain skills  to start or expand her business
      Nepal
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    45. What Next?
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    47. Why it will work
      • Similar online models have raised over US $42 million through 337,000 online lenders
      • Leverages existing and successful partnerships / relationships
      • Innovative social enterprise
      • Provides donors/lenders with transparency & direct connection with the beneficiary
      • Marketing plan in place
      • Pro bono Advertising and PR firm
      • Web 2.0 Marketing tools
    48. We Need You!!
      • Get Involved-
        • Become a member
        • Donate
        • Spread the word of Good Return- can we use your email to let you know when it is launched?
        • Volunteer
    49. Thank you

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