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Nature Rebellious - Look at repeated threat from Nature - Australia, Africa, New Zealand, Myanmar, Brazil, Pakistan, Japan, Thailand, USA and Indonesia. Extreme events are wreaking havoc on people’s lives and livelihoods in the United States. Communities across the country have endured severe storms, record-breaking temperatures, droughts and flooding - in what appears to be an alarming upward trend in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather. NOAA has already tallied 10 disasters through August 2011, each causing more than a billion dollars worth of damage. What about the other and specially our developing country.

Nature never be bothered super power or poorer - demand absolute Care

Each of we should work to get each individual as environment loving, caring and Thinking to find solution.

Let’s we develop SMMAL SEEP FUND for each area just saving from daily expenditure no matter how small it is.

Dear Melissa Matlock,

Three is many subjects which are still neglected in social sector. The reason is non technical and experts of those particular fields. One of the most important is low cost housing schemes as it is apparent in other areas of the world.

As it is our observation that Microfinance it just a practice for a deprived sector for financial services. Here, we should adopt practices which give new directions to the industry. I am very clear that the benefits of a business entrepreneur can be protected by some MF practices especially by development of complete housing societies. As it also have parameters of ownership and possession. These legal aspects are same as car financing, house loan by collateral exercise.

We just give MF the support of collateral exercise which makes it protected and expansion to a new business world.

 

Nadeem

GAIN

+92-323-8478158

bhainadeem@gmail.com

Microenterprise is more than just extending credit loans. It also:

• Provides mentoring
• Gives financial advice
• Provides marketing training and leadership development. 


The small business entrepreneurs should work closely with trained loan officers who help them with their business.  The focus is also not just on the financial improvement but a holistic approach. The impact of allowing these poor entrepreneurs access to fair credit provides them with the ability to make a lasting improvement as the increased income will enable them to afford food, shelter, education and healthcare.  Other changes would include increased personal development, ability to offer community service and provide more jobs and a more self-sufficient community.

 

 

Hi Malissa

I will try my best to discuss certain things regards to development of microentreprise activities .

hi melissa how can i be like u

 

Hi Melissa thanks so much for providing this blog as is important for exchanging and sharing experiences of microentreprise activities around the world the one that providing success stories from mistakes. Here in Timor Leste, i supposed you know about us already as a new country we are trying to deal with manny basics problems in order to develop as material and human. One of the element of that is our cooperative movement, and here i refer more to Credit Union movement in Timor Leste. At the moment we work with a Credit Union NGO calls CUFA (Credit Union Foundation Australia) to support Government in building institutional capacities of Credit Unions and to identify potential candidates for Village Entrepreneural Initiatives. This is a great sole International NGO that provide its full support to the Credit Unions in our country Timor Leste. Our CUFA's team are regularly under limited distant supervision of CUFA Sydney Australia for any issues that we are experiencing in the fields through our Country Program Manager. Our team go outreach to support CUs so the other day we met one of boards of a CU the Gentleman told me that the Credit Union is a social movement i didn't say anything but after a while contemplating i think its more of a collective capitalism movement where empowerment of people through own and group capital invesment would eventually drive people to work and create employment for themselves in a mixed small businessed environment, as there in the CUs the members are mixed backgrounds which then mean redistribution of wealth from well-off members to worse-off members through loan and repayment activities.

Hola Melissa-

 

Saludos desde Ecuador.  Tambien fui voluntario del CDP en Ecuador 2005-2008 y si ahora trabajo en la oficina.  Gracias por la información, realmente estoy muy emocionado de conectarme a este foro para compartir experiencias y aprender de otros sistemas ahorro comunitario. 

 

Un abrazo,

Andrew

Hello Melissa,

Thank you for your message with good reception. How can I make apllication for a job from here?

All the best,

Ismael

Hello Melissa,
how are u doing? How is your programme doing. Do you have any intention of coming to Ghana? I wish to see if I can send to you my project proposal on Microfinance to you for editing and possibly check for other investment opportunities.
Thanks