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We support innovative savings group projects that test new methods, reach underserved populations, and generate knowledge for the broader development community. Each project is carefully selected to maximize impact and create sustainable solutions that communities can own and expand.
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CARE Nepal, and ASK
CARE Denmark
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This project aimed to establish 150 Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) in Nepal, targeting the most vulnerable groups including dalits and women, building on previous FAHU-funded assessments of local saving and credit concepts.

The overall objective is to create 150 VSLAs in Nepal and to include the most vulnerable (dalits and woman) in these groups.

Recommendations from assessment funded by FAHU include research into the functioning of homogeneous versus heterogeneous groups and into whether savings should be accumulated in a loan fund or disbursed to the participants on a yearly basis.

FAHU funded assessment to find the best suitable concept of saving and credit locally and for the country.

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Nepal
2008-08-01
to
2011-09-30

Sustainable Saving and Credit Groups

This project aimed to establish 150 Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) in Nepal, targeting the most vulnerable groups including dalits and women, building on previous FAHU-funded assessments of local saving and credit concepts.
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CARE Nepal, and ASK
CARE Denmark
Innovation without harm
This project focuses on assessing and implementing suitable saving and credit concepts for vulnerable groups in Nepal, particularly dalits and women, by conducting pilots to determine the most effective local approaches.

Assessment to find the best suitable concept of saving and credit locally and for the country.

Pilots will be conducted in order to find the best suitable concept of saving and credit locally and for the country.

Focus on special context and needs of most vulnerable (dalits and woman) in Nepal

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Nepal
2007-03-01
to
2008-07-10

Implementation of adjusted VSLAs in Nepal

This project focuses on assessing and implementing suitable saving and credit concepts for vulnerable groups in Nepal, particularly dalits and women, by conducting pilots to determine the most effective local approaches.
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