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United Nations Refugee Agency's Refugee-Led Innovation Fund Winner

We provide Microloans for Entrepreneurs from the Global South to Establish their Own Businesses.

Microloans,

Maximum Impact:

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This is how a
Microloan works:

81

Entrepreneurs trained across 3 countries

51

Donors from the
Global North

6

Social business 

established

25

Refugee led

businesses in progress

What we have 

achieved so far:

Learn about Succesful Partnerships

81

Entrepreneurs trained across 3 countries

51

Donors from the
Global North

6

Social business 

established

25

Refugee led

businesses in progress

What we have 

achieved so far:

Our Partners
and Supporters:

We got

featured:

"As an artist and an entrepreneur myself, I am always looking for inspiring projects related to these topics. When I saw Joska’s fabrics and designs, I immediately fell in love and knew I wanted to support her business. I am so happy to be a part of her story, receive updates about her successes, and to support her in providing an income for her family."

– Piera Mattioli, Entrepreneur & Artist

"I felt so happy receiving the microloan to start my business as a tailor. I am now able to support my family and give back to my community by providing school clothing for children. This year, I was able to employ three other refugee women in my business which helps them to be self-reliant and feel empowered. Sewing is what we love and where our passion lies."

– Joska Adok, Tailor

"As an artist and an entrepreneur myself, I am always looking for inspiring projects related to these topics. When I saw Joska’s fabrics and designs, I immediately fell in love and knew I wanted to support her business. I am so happy to be a part of her story, receive updates about her successes, and to support her in providing an income for her family."

– Piera Mattioli, Entrepreneur & Artist

"I felt so happy receiving the microloan to start my business as a tailor. I am now able to support my family and give back to my community by providing school clothing for children. This year, I was able to employ three other refugee women in my business which helps them to be self-reliant and feel empowered. Sewing is what we love and where our passion lies."

– Joska Adok, Tailor

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