MISFA’s vision is to develop a sustainable, efficient, and commercialized development finance sector stimulating the economic growth in Afghanistan.
"Financing Opportunities for the Poor and Underserved Small and Medium Enterprises."
"To be a strong and efficient organization contributing to Afghanistan’s economic growth by developing a viable, inclusive financial sector for the poor, and the underserved small and medium enterprises."
Life was hard for Madina as a refugee in Iran and as a returnee in Afghanistan. She had wanted to apply the tailoring skills she learned
Since the first pilot of the Targeting the Ultra-Poor (TUP) program in 2010 in Bamyan Province, TUP
When Del Jan, 54, returned home to Kabul from Pakistan with her husband and children 12 years ago, she
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MISFA Annual Report
March 2020
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