Malawi: Case Study
Giving hope, not hand outs
We work exclusively with rural poor women
Grameen Progress out of Poverty - PPI
Using groups, we
provide:
- small loans
- bank accounts
- basic business
training
- on-going mentoring
- facilitation of savings
MicroLoan Foundation in 2012
• Head office in Kasungu
• 21 Branches across all 3
regions
• More than 150 local staff
• More than 26,000 active
clients
• 98% repayment rate
• Changing Registration
• 5+ branches in Zambia
Funding:
• High Net worth’s &
individuals
• Trusts & Foundations
• Companies
• International donors
• Loan Funds?
Working out appropriate loan sizes
Working out
costs, profit
and pricing
Market research
Creating business
plans
Training our staff
Farming & Solar
Our microloans have a
powerful impact.
• 67% spend more on education
• 92% spend more on health
• 75% have improved their home
• 87% are able to look after their
dependents better
• 78% of households no longer
suffer from food shortages
One of our Clients:
• Joice has been a MicroLoan client in Malawi since
2006. She supports a family of 8 children.
• Joice used her first loan to set up a grocery store.
She has since received additional loans and
training to establish a machine knitting business.
• She now also works as a trainer for MicroLoan,
passing on her skills to other clients.
• Previously Joice lived on an income of under £4
per week. She now earns over £30 per week from
all her business activities combined.
“I feel happy and relieved that I don’t have to worry about financial problems.
I feel I have independence.”
Next big thing?
A microfinance charity dedicated solely to help
the rural poor. Creating futures which offer:
Hope not hand outs.
What next…?
If you are interested in finding out more, then
contact:
Peter Ryan - CEO
peter.ryan@microloanfoundation .org.uk
Phone: 07742630382

Malawi Case Study Microloan

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    Malawi: Case Study Givinghope, not hand outs
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    We work exclusivelywith rural poor women Grameen Progress out of Poverty - PPI
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    Using groups, we provide: -small loans - bank accounts - basic business training - on-going mentoring - facilitation of savings
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    MicroLoan Foundation in2012 • Head office in Kasungu • 21 Branches across all 3 regions • More than 150 local staff • More than 26,000 active clients • 98% repayment rate • Changing Registration • 5+ branches in Zambia
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    Funding: • High Networth’s & individuals • Trusts & Foundations • Companies • International donors • Loan Funds?
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    Our microloans havea powerful impact. • 67% spend more on education • 92% spend more on health • 75% have improved their home • 87% are able to look after their dependents better • 78% of households no longer suffer from food shortages
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    One of ourClients: • Joice has been a MicroLoan client in Malawi since 2006. She supports a family of 8 children. • Joice used her first loan to set up a grocery store. She has since received additional loans and training to establish a machine knitting business. • She now also works as a trainer for MicroLoan, passing on her skills to other clients. • Previously Joice lived on an income of under £4 per week. She now earns over £30 per week from all her business activities combined. “I feel happy and relieved that I don’t have to worry about financial problems. I feel I have independence.”
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    A microfinance charitydedicated solely to help the rural poor. Creating futures which offer: Hope not hand outs. What next…? If you are interested in finding out more, then contact: Peter Ryan - CEO peter.ryan@microloanfoundation .org.uk Phone: 07742630382