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In lendwithcare CARE partners with local microfinance institutions to provide loans to entrepreneurs. Any partner that receives funding or technical assistance from CARE for microfinance activities is expected to adopt and implement a code of conduct aimed at fostering transparency and protecting its customers. Please click here for CARE's code of conduct in microfinance'. 'CARE’s goal is to develop and enhance the capacity and capability of MFIs to independently provide effective, long term, and sustainable financial and non-financial services to the poor.

ACFB, Benin

Žene ža Žene, Bosnia and Herzegovina

CCSF, Cambodia

Fundación de Apoyo Comunitario y Social del Ecuador (FACES), Ecuador

SEEDFINANCE, The Philippines

WAGES, Togo

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In this section

• How it works
• About us
• Our supporters
• FAQs
• CARE and Microfinance
• CARE's Code of Conduct in Microfinance
• Fair Charges and Ethical Lending
• What is microfinance?
• Microfinance Institutions partnering with lendwithcare
• What is the difference between microfinance and microcredit?
• How does microfinance help the poor?
• What is Islamic microfinance?
• Why do MFIs charge high interest rates on loans to poor people?
• How can you lend to poor people who can offer little or no collateral?
• Do MFIs aim to help the poor or make a profit?
• Why can't poor people just go to a bank for financial services?
• Why do so many microfinance programmes target women?
• How can we measure whether MFIs are successful or not?
• What can governments do to promote microfinance?
• What are village savings and loans groups?
• Should MFIs provide entrepreneurs with training as well as loans?