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Beyond Graduation: The Lasting Impact of Financial Inclusion
Since the first pilot of the Targeting the Ultra-Poor (TUP) program in 2010 in Bamyan Province, TUP has helped thousands of women
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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
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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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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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