FINEXPAR
24/11/2022
Currently reaching more than 8,500 clients, 5,800 borrowers and 1,200 farmers, Finexpar has become one of the leader funders of the Agricultural sector in Paraguay.
24/11/2022
Currently reaching more than 8,500 clients, 5,800 borrowers and 1,200 farmers, Finexpar has become one of the leader funders of the Agricultural sector in Paraguay.
22/11/2022
Cresol has a very strong social impact. It serves more than 23,500 small producers with loans and other financial products fully adapted to agricultural cycles in Brazil.
5/10/2022
With a network of more than 81,000 farmers, it is the largest maize-producing organization in West Africa. Its members report net incomes twice as high as Nigeria’s national average.
27/09/2022
In recent years, ProCredito’s agricultural portfolio has experienced strong growth driven by booming berry exports, expecting to reach EUR 15 million by 2024.
25/09/2022
MEGA’s agricultural portfolio serves medium-sized producers and rural MSMEs excluded by commercial banks. With the support of the Huruma Fund, MEGA aims to increase its agricultural portfolio to EUR 210 million by 2025.
20/06/2022
CAURIE has developed a unique group methodology, called ‘village banking’, to reach vulnerable women (87% of borrowers; 44% live in poverty) in remote rural areas (63% of clients) in 13 of Senegal’s 14 regions.
31/01/2022
Microserfin, a leading microfinance institution that is part of the BBVA Microfinance Foundation, focuses on financial inclusion of the most vulnerable microentrepreneurs in Panama. The institution is in the process of refining and digitising the agricultural lending methodology, including a significant improvement in risk management.
31/01/2022
Centro Financiero Empresarial (CFE) is one of the most inclusive MFIs in Panama. It provides financial products to MSMEs and entrepreneurs at the base of the economic pyramid. CFE has identified agricultural financing as the key to effectively fulfilling underserved farmers’ needs.
28/01/2022
WayCool has a wide range of products across multiple channels, serves over 1,000 customers and works with over 85,000 farmers. With this investment, the Huruma Fund strengthens the company’s commitment to creating a more sustainable supply chain.
24/01/2022
Pahal is a Microfinance Institution (MFI) that provides loans to low-income households with a strong outreach to women and farmers. Launched in 2011, it is currently present in seven states of central India with a network of 201 branches and high penetration potential. It was selected by the Huruma Fund for its high penetration potential.
25/11/2021
Crecer is a Bolivian development finance institution with more than 20 years of experience that offers financial products to improve the quality of life of women and their families. It has more than 222,000 clients throughout the country, 19% of whom are farmers.
25/11/2021
Pro Mujer Bolivia, as part of the Pro Mujer microfinance network, has been serving low-income, self-employed women throughout the country for more than 30 years. Through community lending products, it supports and empowers women with small loans, health services and education.
24/11/2021
Alternativa was founded in 1992 with the objective of providing formal financing solutions to unbanked communities in remote areas of northern Peru. By April 2021, Alternativa was reaching 45,256 clients in six regions of the country with high levels of poverty.
21/06/2021
Norandino is a regulated savings & credit cooperative founded in 2005 under the initiative of 24 organized farmers from the coffee segment and 3 coffee cooperatives, under the motto “For farmers, by farmers”, which it continues to adhere to today.
20/05/2021
INSOTEC is a leading microfinance NGO with nearly 40 years’ experience and family business roots, working to reach the most vulnerable population and smallholder farmers in Ecuador.
20/05/2021
Fundación de Apoyo Comunitario y Social del Ecuador (FACES) is one of the largest microfinance institutions (NGO) in Ecuador, with the mission to contribute to the fight against poverty and unemployment in Ecuador by supporting microentrepreneurs with financial and technical resources.