This project established a microloan fund at EARTH University in Costa Rica to finance student-run agricultural businesses, supporting 97 micro enterprises with a sustainable model where repaid loans with interest funded future entrepreneurial cycles.

This project pilots a scalable model to boost agricultural productivity for 1,250 savings group members in Uganda. By combining loans, equipment, and video-based training, it aims to increase income and test a sustainable business model for future expansion.

REAL strengthens food security by addressing key barriers like low yields, poor market access, and credit gaps. FAHU supports savings groups in refugee settlements by promoting digital recordkeeping, federations, and financial training for 600+ members.

This project provided funding to enhance the graphics and user experience of the SAVIX MIS database, which offers transparent and standardized data on savings groups worldwide, making the platform more accessible and functional for global users.

The DSG Hub is an online platform supporting safe and inclusive digitization of savings groups. It fosters learning, collaboration, and innovation, especially for women and marginalized communities, while empowering global actors to make informed digital decisions.

This innovative project developed a gamified e-learning simulation for Village Savings and Loan Association methodology, allowing participants to experience group constitution, savings meetings, and loan processes through an interactive digital platform, significantly reducing training costs compared to traditional face-to-face courses.

This second phase of the VSLA App project focused on extensive piloting with key stakeholders, further app development, and wider dissemination to organizations working with savings groups across the Global South, including implementation networks and comprehensive testing in Uganda and Rwanda.

Using the VSLA.online app, Hiveonline helps 89 savings groups in rural Mozambique improve transparency and recordkeeping. The project builds financial history to unlock credit and insurance access, aiming to reach 40,000 producers through cooperatives.

This project empowered savings groups by utilizing SAVIX tools to collect data from over 30,000 people across Africa, helping Danish organizations better understand group performance, dynamics, and survival rates, while creating a valuable database to inform future investments and improvements.

This project increased D-MIRO's loan fund to provide microcredit to people with HIV/AIDS in Ecuador, one of the country's most marginalized groups, with Misjonsalliansen matching FAHU's contribution to expand financial inclusion and HIV/AIDS prevention efforts.