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From Breadwinner to Business Woman
When Del Jan, 54, returned home to Kabul from Pakistan with her husband and children 12 years ago, she was full of hope. She had been
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Starting all over through microfinance
Fraidon Ahmadi was not new to business when he applied for his very first micro credit from Mutahid
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When Determination Becomes the…
Not too long ago, Nazema was among the poorest of the poor in her village in the Dasht Qala district
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MUTAHID’s MURABAHA PRODUCT (INDIVIDUAL & GROUP) CASE STUDY
1.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Despite the challenging political and socio-economic environment in Afghanistan, Mutahid has been able to roll
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Rural Women in Bamyan:…
A number of once marginalized women in the rural districts of Bamyan province—some used to beg for
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Lessons from the field:…
Lack of coordination and communication among stakeholders at the field level has been
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Afghan Returness Forgetting…
A joint study conducted by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) and BRAC show that
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MISFA Annual Report For The Year Ended 31 March 2018 |
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