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.

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 aimed to equalize opportunities for people with disabilities in Uganda to participate in CARE's Sustain Microfinance Program, through research, workshops, mobilization activities, and dedicated staff support.

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 strengthened 66 women's savings groups in Cambodia, addressing food security and improving livelihoods through microbusiness training, technical support for cooperatives, rice banks, water wells, and home gardens, while building local partner capacity.

Aims to onboard 2,000 new users to the Jamii.one platform, improve digital and financial literacy, and explore affordable insurance solutions for savings group members in Kenya. The pilot also tests a self-sustaining model through service provider partnerships.

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.

Following a landscape assessment showing high demand for digital savings group resources, this project created a vendor-neutral toolkit website featuring practical resources for practitioners, including learning briefs, guides, case studies, and blogs to share best practices and lessons learned across the sector.

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 project funded the field-based costs of a PhD study on how external financial linkages affect savings groups in Uganda, including baseline studies, randomized control trials, and qualitative research to analyze impacts at both group and individual levels.