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Microcredit program helps small businesses in Northern Illinois
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Rotary Clubs in District 5340 have joined forces to maximize the impact of microfinance for poverty reduction
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Our Experience Starting a Rotary Global Grant Microfinance Project
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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 Microcredit Sponsor Opportunities
Would your club like to sponsor a new Rotary microcredit project? International Partner Lead Clubs are needed for the proposed projects listed below. International Partner Clubs help plan the microcredit project, assist with the Global Grant application, and provide the primary source of financing for the project. Potential Rotary microcredit projects have been identified in the countries below, through a RAGM*...
9 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
Book review - Ripples From The Zambezi by Ernesto Siroli
In the increasingly difficult economic climate to start a business Ernesto Sirolli says, one needs to NOT work alone. Advocates are needed in many walks of life and entrepreneurs are no different. Business people can be talented in producing a tremendous product and capable of generating brilliant marketing but they also need strong financial management. Ernesto recognizes that few, if any have all three capabilities. By...
11 days ago by RAGM, Category: Social Development
Social Enterprise - Branding & CEOs
If your business interests include growing in the Social Enterprise arena you will want to consider, how the chief architect of the company's change - the CEO - will need to change. Only the CEO can lead the company in the direction of Social Enterprise but it is the employees that must embrace the changes. Simon Mainwaring writes in the article Business Marketplace, about the CEOs ten areas of change like shifting the...
22 days ago by RAGM, Category: Social Development
Microcredit program helps small businesses in Northern Illinois
By Narayan Murarka, chair of the microcredit committee for the Barrington Breakfast Rotary Club, Barrington, Illinois, USA For several years, microcredit projects have been helping eliminate poverty by providing small loans to poor women in developing countries. But the need isn't always overseas. Sometimes, it's a lot closer to home.
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22 days ago by RAGM, Category: Microcredit
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Saheli spreads its wings to District 2980, India
Saheli Vocational Training Center for Women debuts at District 2980 thanks to IPDG N.Asoka, Rtn. Barbara Maves, PDG Rekha Shetty and clubs of District 6560, Indiana, USA. District 2980 is predominantly rural in nature. Women have traditionally been dependant on their father or husband for their entire life. Alcohol...
10 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Successful start of scaling up of MCH project Nigeria
by Robert Zinser
In November 2012, the Maternal and Child Health Project Nigeria started, contributing to the area of focus on that topic of Rotary's Future Vision Program. This project is the first scaling up of the pilot project (2005- 2010) and doubles its impact by including another 10 hospitals in two additional...
10 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Women in Rotary for International Peace Projects of the Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development in India
Vienna, February 11, 2013
RFPD was established at a Rotarian Peace Conference in Dakar, Semegal in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International deal with the population growth issue. This initiative was the beginning of RFPD and the Action Group within RI. Since the...
10 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
India: The Teatering (or Teetering) Giant
The Good News:
India's rate of population growth is declining. For decades ending in 1991, 2001 and 2011, annual population growth rates were 2.14, 1.95 and 1.62 percent, respectively.
The Bad News:
Although population growth rate are declining impressively, absolute population addition is still high. Between...
10 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
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Would your club like to sponsor a new Rotary microcredit project? International Partner Lead Clubs are needed for the proposed projects listed below. International Partner Clubs help plan the microcredit project, assist with the Global Grant application, and provide the primary source of financing for the project. Potential Rotary microcredit projects have been identified in the countries below, through a RAGM*...
In the increasingly difficult economic climate to start a business Ernesto Sirolli says, one needs to NOT work alone. Advocates are needed in many walks of life and entrepreneurs are no different. Business people can be talented in producing a tremendous product and capable of generating brilliant marketing but they also need strong financial management. Ernesto recognizes that few, if any have all three capabilities. By...
If your business interests include growing in the Social Enterprise arena you will want to consider, how the chief architect of the company's change - the CEO - will need to change. Only the CEO can lead the company in the direction of Social Enterprise but it is the employees that must embrace the changes. Simon Mainwaring writes in the article Business Marketplace, about the CEOs ten areas of change like shifting the...
By Narayan Murarka, chair of the microcredit committee for the Barrington Breakfast Rotary Club, Barrington, Illinois, USA For several years, microcredit projects have been helping eliminate poverty by providing small loans to poor women in developing countries. But the need isn't always overseas. Sometimes, it's a lot closer to home. 
Saheli Vocational Training Center for Women debuts at District 2980 thanks to IPDG N.Asoka, Rtn. Barbara Maves, PDG Rekha Shetty and clubs of District 6560, Indiana, USA. District 2980 is predominantly rural in nature. Women have traditionally been dependant on their father or husband for their entire life. Alcohol...
by Robert Zinser In November 2012, the Maternal and Child Health Project Nigeria started, contributing to the area of focus on that topic of Rotary's Future Vision Program. This project is the first scaling up of the pilot project (2005- 2010) and doubles its impact by including another 10 hospitals in two additional...
Vienna, February 11, 2013 RFPD was established at a Rotarian Peace Conference in Dakar, Semegal in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International deal with the population growth issue. This initiative was the beginning of RFPD and the Action Group within RI. Since the...
The Good News: India's rate of population growth is declining. For decades ending in 1991, 2001 and 2011, annual population growth rates were 2.14, 1.95 and 1.62 percent, respectively. The Bad News: Although population growth rate are declining impressively, absolute population addition is still high. Between...
