The document proposes a plan to help Amartha, a microfinance institution in Indonesia, achieve its goal of disbursing over 50,000 loans by 2021. It aims to grow Amartha's business while improving social welfare in rural Indonesia. The plan targets increasing financial literacy, implementing programs to encourage workforce retention and women's entrepreneurship, and opening 14 new branches in high demand areas to reach an estimated 62,000 borrowers by 2021, exceeding Amartha's goal.