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  • A woman small holder farmer sorts through grains.
    When the rural poor have access to the right resources
    and support, they can work their way out of poverty and
    end hunger. Learn More.
  • Filipino mother and child share a moment.
    A breakthrough for a woman is
    a breakthrough for her family and
    community. Learn More.
  • Women in a Health Savings group in Benin gather for a meeting.
    We help build empowering ecosystems that
    support and sustain her breakthrough.
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  • A female farmer and her husband go over a Farm Development Plan.
    We deliver products and services that connect poor
    rural women and their households to financial,
    health and agricultural services. Learn More.

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What do savings groups have to do with farming? For Nathalie, everything. In the arid north of Burkina Faso, a savings group made her farming breakthrough possible. Read more.

 

Your Partnership

Across our programs, the most important breakthrough is hers. Your partnership:

Provides financial services

With a mobile phone and services designed for her, a woman can finally access financial services to grow a small business, weather a crisis, invest in her farm, or receive health care.

Strengthens smallholder farmers

Improved skills, specialized financing, warnings for pests and weather, and access to markets: Small is powerful when connected through digital innovation.

Enhances health

A health crisis often means a steep slide into poverty; health financing and access pave the path to opportunity and hope.

Strengthens organizations

Breakthrough products and services developed by Grameen Foundation help like-minded organizations to be even more effective.  

Agents of Change

Meet women and men with the courage to pioneer new solutions and to pursue new opportunities, even in the face of uncertainty and hardship. They are building a better world for their families and the generations to come.

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