publication / Agosto 23, 2022
VisionFund Impact Evaluation: 60 Decibels Follow-Up Survey in Guatemala
The results of the second of two surveys of the same sample of clients of VisionFund Guatemala who received a loan through the Recovery Lending for Resilience programme funded through World Vision US.
page / Outubro 14, 2019
Guatemala | About Us
Vision Fund Guatemala (VFG) is a microfinance institution with more than 26 years of experience, for 20 years under the name of the Guatemalan Association for Development (AGUDESA) and in August 2016 it changed its name to VisionFund Guatemala SA.
page / Outubro 14, 2019
Ecuador | About Us
VisionFund Bank Ecuador opened its doors in 1995 under the name of FODEMI (Microenterprise Development Fund), with 24 years serving the microcredit needs of the client.
page / Outubro 14, 2019
Uganda | About Us
VisionFund Uganda is a microfinance institution (MFI) and wholly owned subsidiary of World Vision that started in 1996 as MEDNET and later rebranded in 2012 as VisionFund Uganda.
page / Outubro 13, 2019
Mali | About Us
The Micro-Institution Income Growth (RMCR) Network - VisionFund Mali is a Microfinance Institution initiated by World Vision Mali and the Malian Association of Women of Protestant Churches - AMAFEP.
page / Outubro 8, 2019
Kosovo | About Us
KosInvest is a microfinance institution licensed by the Central Bank of Kosovo and operates under the network led by the VisionFund International, a microfinance subsidiary of World Vision International.
page / Outubro 14, 2019
Mexico | Our Work
Finance products that VF Mexico offers are based on productive and consume credits. Focusing our portfolio in two different processes: Community banks (6 to 35 people) called Business Development Units (UDE) and Solidarity Groups (4 to 8 people).
article / Janeiro 22, 2024
Growing Deep to Reach Wide: Inside VisionFund Ghana’s Agricultural plan
Ghana’s agricultural landscape is impressive. A diversity of crops and favourable climatic conditions have enabled a vibrant agricultural sector and a seeming abundance of food in many rural areas.