page / Outubro 7, 2019
Myanmar | Our Work
VisionFund Myanmar lends small sums of money to people who do not have a measurable credit history, assets to secure the loans, or access to mainstream financial providers. Loans provide funds that enable borrowers to set up and grow their small businesses.
publication / Fevereiro 13, 2024
State of the Practice: Savings Group Linkages 2024 Report
The 2024 State of the Practice Report, a groundbreaking study in the realm of financial inclusion, delineates the contemporary landscape of linkages between informal savings groups and formal financial services.
publication / Março 31, 2023
VisionFund Vietnam Client Survey
World Vision is a leading child-focused organization, dedicated to serving the most vulnerable children and communities and helping them over-come poverty.
article / Janeiro 13, 2022
The Impact of A Rural Financial Inlcusion Partnership
VisionFund Malawi implements Accelerating Rural Financial Inclusion in Malawi (ARFIM) which is funded by Financial Access for Rural Markets Smallholders and Enterprise (FARMSE), a seven-year development programme financed by the Malawi government, the International Fund for Agr
article / Dezembro 11, 2023
Ministry of Finance Field Visit to VSLA Linkage Project Sites in Northern Ghana
The Ministry of Finance Project Coordination Unit Team embarked on a field visit to monitor the VSLA (Village Savings and Loan Association) linkage activities under the Ghana Financial Sector Development Project (GFSDP) in the Northern and Savanah Regions of Ghana.
publication / Novembro 27, 2023
VisionFund Zambia 60_Decibels Followup Report: FAST - Finance Accelerating Saving Group Transformation
VisionFund commissioned 60 Decibels to conduct two impact evaluations (an initial and followup study) in Zambia to determine if VisionFund's FAST-Financial Accelerating Savings Group Transformation programme is accomplishing its main programme objectives:
publication / Maio 15, 2023
VisionFund FY22 Annual Report
The VisionFund 2022 Annual Report highlights work carried out by its global network of 28 microfinance institutions across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.