Fonkoze is a Haitian microfinance institution focused on poor and ultra-poor women throughout the rural areas of Haiti. It is the largest Haitian [[microfinance institution] with over 50,000 loan clients and 150,000 savings clients. The institution is divided into three entities: 1) Fonkoze, a Haitian non-profit which pilots new programs and branches that are not-yet sustainable. 2) Fonkoze Financial Services, a Haitian bank which operates most of Fonkoze's financial services portfolio.

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  • Fonkoze is a Haitian microfinance institution focused on poor and ultra-poor women throughout the rural areas of Haiti. It is the largest Haitian [[microfinance institution] with over 50,000 loan clients and 150,000 savings clients. The institution is divided into three entities: 1) Fonkoze, a Haitian non-profit which pilots new programs and branches that are not-yet sustainable. 2) Fonkoze Financial Services, a Haitian bank which operates most of Fonkoze's financial services portfolio. 3) Fonkoze USA, which seeks support from donors and members of the Haitian diaspora.
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  • Fonkoze
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  • Building economic foundations for democracy in Haiti
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  • Fonkoze is a Haitian microfinance institution focused on poor and ultra-poor women throughout the rural areas of Haiti. It is the largest Haitian [[microfinance institution] with over 50,000 loan clients and 150,000 savings clients. The institution is divided into three entities: 1) Fonkoze, a Haitian non-profit which pilots new programs and branches that are not-yet sustainable. 2) Fonkoze Financial Services, a Haitian bank which operates most of Fonkoze's financial services portfolio.
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  • Fonkoze
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