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Rotary Clubs in District 5340 have joined forces to maximize the impact of microfinance for poverty reduction
3 days ago
Our Experience Starting a Rotary Global Grant Microfinance Project
15 days ago
Students Focus on Calgary Microcredit
15 days ago
Understanding Microfinance - Intensive field study course in Bangladesh
22 days ago
Successful Multi-club Microcredit Rotary Grants
43 days ago
Economic Development Requires Training before Microcredit
48 days ago
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RAGM is a group of Rotarians providing leadership and guidance to other Rotarians in the elimination of poverty through microfinance.
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Rotary Clubs in District 5340 have joined forces to maximize the impact of microfinance for poverty reduction
Since 2003, San Diego/Imperial County Rotary clubs have implemented almost 30 microcredit projects in 18 countries (including the U.S.), leveraging more than $1.5 million. In addition to Rotary International matching grants, their collaborative, Mobilizing Rotary for Microfinance organization (MRM), has partnered with additional U.S. and international Rotary clubs/districts, Opportunity International and the Bill and...
3 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
Our Experience Starting a Rotary Global Grant Microfinance Project
Michael Rosen is a member of the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island and the lead member of the Grant Committee for Global Grant-funded Guatemala microcredit project. April, 2013 In October 2012, the first of 11 new micro-finance "lending groups" was created in Guatemala as a result of the Rotary Foundation's Global Grant 25636. These 12-person groups of women are selected for membership to receive loans of up to 2500...
15 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
Successful Multi-club Microcredit Rotary Grants
For the past eight years, Rotary District 5150 (San Francisco area) has been developing microcredit projects in South and Central America using the Rotary grants program. At this point, thirty-six of the 39 Rotary clubs in District 5150 have participated in one or more of the seven microcredit projects developed by the District Microcredit Committee. Clubs in other districts have also joined these projects. Why so...
43 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
Economic Development Requires Training before Microcredit
Two Rotary Global Grants and a third one in progress are providing business training to women (and a couple of men) who work as hawkers in the markets and scavenge in the dumps of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The program is called Economic Opportunity Training or EOT and it teaches goal setting, planning, budgeting, marketing, sales, and customer service with the idea they can improve their existing business or start a new one....
48 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
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Students Focus on Calgary Microcredit
If you were part of a student group charged with producing and presenting an eight minute video about the creation of small business designed to help people work their way out of poverty, would you think to look for Microcredit. Pointing to the power of education, this is what happened when four female students at the...
15 days ago by Editor, Category: Microcredit
Understanding Microfinance - Intensive field study course in Bangladesh
Visit the birth place of contemporary microfinance to see how it actually works. Christoph Schultz (
understandingmicrofinance@gmail.com
) is planning an intensive field study course on Microfinance to take place in Bangladesh this coming November. Registration is limited...
22 days ago by Editor, Category: Microcredit
2012-2013 Results
Thank you to everyone who supported this year's 2012-2013 Peace Photo Contest. It was a great success and we could not have done it without all of your ongoing help and support. The contest had over 180 submissions and we are proud to be part of such a dedicated and passionate Rotary community. The Peace Photo Contest shed...
23 days ago by Christine, Category: Events
Women in Rotary for International Peace
Projects of the Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development in India Vienna, February 11 2013 District 1910
RFPD was also established at a Rotarian peace conference in Dakar in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International deal with the population growth. This...
61 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
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Since 2003, San Diego/Imperial County Rotary clubs have implemented almost 30 microcredit projects in 18 countries (including the U.S.), leveraging more than $1.5 million. In addition to Rotary International matching grants, their collaborative, Mobilizing Rotary for Microfinance organization (MRM), has partnered with additional U.S. and international Rotary clubs/districts, Opportunity International and the Bill and...
Michael Rosen is a member of the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island and the lead member of the Grant Committee for Global Grant-funded Guatemala microcredit project. April, 2013 In October 2012, the first of 11 new micro-finance "lending groups" was created in Guatemala as a result of the Rotary Foundation's Global Grant 25636. These 12-person groups of women are selected for membership to receive loans of up to 2500...
For the past eight years, Rotary District 5150 (San Francisco area) has been developing microcredit projects in South and Central America using the Rotary grants program. At this point, thirty-six of the 39 Rotary clubs in District 5150 have participated in one or more of the seven microcredit projects developed by the District Microcredit Committee. Clubs in other districts have also joined these projects. Why so...
Two Rotary Global Grants and a third one in progress are providing business training to women (and a couple of men) who work as hawkers in the markets and scavenge in the dumps of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The program is called Economic Opportunity Training or EOT and it teaches goal setting, planning, budgeting, marketing, sales, and customer service with the idea they can improve their existing business or start a new one....
If you were part of a student group charged with producing and presenting an eight minute video about the creation of small business designed to help people work their way out of poverty, would you think to look for Microcredit. Pointing to the power of education, this is what happened when four female students at the...
Visit the birth place of contemporary microfinance to see how it actually works. Christoph Schultz (
Thank you to everyone who supported this year's 2012-2013 Peace Photo Contest. It was a great success and we could not have done it without all of your ongoing help and support. The contest had over 180 submissions and we are proud to be part of such a dedicated and passionate Rotary community. The Peace Photo Contest shed...
Projects of the Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development in India Vienna, February 11 2013 District 1910 RFPD was also established at a Rotarian peace conference in Dakar in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International deal with the population growth. This...
