MicroCapital recently reported on a US$750,000 debt investment made by the Triodos-Doen Fund in FINCA Mexico, but recent financial reports from Eastern European and Central Asian FINCA organizations show that the growth of these microfinance institutions is by no means limited by geography. FINCA, which stands for the Foundation for International Community Assistance, is a global network of microfinance institutions that leverage the “Village Banking” methodology, a microfinance program that encourages community responsibility for financial services.
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