publication / Oktober 6, 2023
VisionFund Myanmar | Annual Report 2022
VisionFund Myanmar released the Annual Report for the financial year ending 30 September 2022, empowering lives through microfinance services.
publication / August 29, 2023
Global Accountability Report 2022
The World Vision International Global Accountability report covers all of World Vision’s operations during the 2022 financial year (1 October 2021 – 30 September 2022). Unless otherwise indicated, all references to 2022 are to the financial year, not the calendar year.
page / Oktober 2, 2019
Ghana | About Us
VisionFund Ghana is a subsidiary of VisionFund International, the parent company of a network of 28 microfinance institutions operating in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe.
page / Oktober 2, 2019
India | About Us
VisionFund India’s focus is to provide financial solutions to women from poor and vulnerable families, residing in both rural and urban areas,
article / April 9, 2024
The Joint World Vision and VisionFund Ghana Field Trip to Fantseakwa AP.
The Boards of World Vision Ghana and VisionFund Ghana embarked on a three-day field visit to the Fanteakwa North and South District to observe ongoing impact activities undertaken by World Vision Ghana and VisionFund Ghana in the area.
page / Oktober 14, 2019
DRC | About Us
VisionFund joined Opportunity International as the majority partner in it microfinance bank in Kinshasa in October 2016, to provide financial services to entrepreneurs living in poverty.
publication / November 15, 2023
VisionFund Myanmar | Impacts of COVID-19 on Microfinance Clients
Understanding the impacts of COVID-19 on businesses and households in the Rakhine Region.
article / September 28, 2023
Flowers of Hope: Trinidad's Transformation and the Digital Revolution in Rural Guatemala
Trinidad, 54 years old, lives in a hilly, rural area of Guatemala. “I used to be a tree cutter, but then there were no more trees in the area, so I needed to find another job to support my family. When I was out of work, it was a very difficult time and I felt like I didn’t have anything.
article / September 17, 2018
Mercy: Rising Out of Poverty
Mercy started working with VisionFund Ghana in 2000, when she was 41 and her first loan was for GHS 150.00 (US $33.33). Mercy said, “I added the loan from VisionFund Ghana to my small savings to buy flour and other ingredients for baking.