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Kiva Helps Entrepreneurs in Developing Nations Through Microloans
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riles01
about 1 year ago about Kiva
Thought about starting your own business? So have thousands of people in poverty-stricken nations. The only catch is they don’t have the means to fund or to come by the funds to start their businesses. This is, until Kiva came along. Kiva finds entrepreneurs in developing nations and helps them find regular people interested in extending microloans (as little as $25 USD). Kiva verifies everyone they support and follows up with the lenders to show how their money is used.
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Why not adapt this to the US?
submitted by skyking about 1 year ago
Our microloans can be a bit more BUT basics to get Business running IE: Vending machines A-Z. Miscl franchises alone IE NOT stores like McDs or Mrs Fields. Great idea. Id have India as hub & use Hong Kong for SE Asian area markets. Id have offices in the Caribbean IE for Haiti alone. Bravo. Very doable. & have Internet marketplace to sell goods. Nice.
Speaking from experience
submitted by Niloofar about 1 year ago
Yeah, I’ve used Kiva and it is a great concept. The staff are professional, ethical and they communicate with you on a regular basis, providing you updates regarding your loan and the progress the entrepeneur is making on paying the loan back. This is a great example of doing the right thing.
Ending Global Poverty
submitted by ArlanB 8 months ago
The Pass It On Movement www.ipassiton.org fully endorses KIVA for the work they are doing and the incrrdible positive effect they have had on millions of peoples lives.
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