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Senegal: Climate resilience through digital agricultural finance - Vimarsana News

Senegal: Climate resilience through digital agricultural finance

In Senegal, the impact of climate change is acutely felt across its vast agricultural landscapes, where smallholder farmers – many of whom are women – face increasing vulnerability due to erratic weather patterns.

India Digest: Blume leads $7.5m funding in Bambrew; Sindhuja Microcredit raises $14.5m from GAWA, Oikocredit - Vimarsana News

India Digest: Blume leads $7.5m funding in Bambrew; Sindhuja Microcredit raises $14.5m from GAWA, Oikocredit

Blue Ashva Capital, Mumbai Angels, and Indus Capital also invested in Bambrew.

Sindhuja Microcredit raises $14.5 million from global impact investors GAWA Capital and Oikocredit - Vimarsana News

Sindhuja Microcredit raises $14.5 million from global impact investors GAWA Capital and Oikocredit

Noida-based Sindhuja Microcredit has secured $14.5 million from GAWA Capital and Oikocredit to expand operations by 50% in FY25 and enter new markets. The investment aims to empower rural communities and women borrowers. With backing from global impact investors, Sindhuja plans to grow by 50-60% in the upcoming year, targeting expansion into southern India.

Sindhuja Microcredit raises Series C from two European institutions - Vimarsana News

Sindhuja Microcredit raises Series C from two European institutions

Rural-focussed microfinance institution (MFI) Sindhuja Microcredit has raised $14.5 million (Rs 120 crore) in its Series C funding round from Spanish impact investment firm GAWA ......

Microfinance: salvation or a trap for the world's poorest? | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Microfinance: salvation or a trap for the world's poorest? | Opinion

This global industry has been the first to demonstrate it can successfully boost the fortunes of the underprivileged, but is it actually efficient?

Source: elpais.com