Nicaragua: $7.7 Mllion for Micro-financingIn 2010, the government will contribute $7.7 million for lending money to single mother families.Monday, February 1, 2010
According to official statistics, the program, called “Zero Usury” (“Usura Cero” in Spanish), has granted 111.683 loans in the last two and a half years, in 140 municipalities. Source: Capitales.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Microfinance Continues to Improve in NicaraguaDecember 2014 So far this year microfinancers have provided loans totaling $197 million, above the $184 million lent at the end of 2013. The Lesson is Clear: Debts Must Be PaidSeptember 2012 The microfinance sector in Nicaragua, once the best in the region, is just beginning to overcome the deep crisis caused by the ‘No Pago’ (Non-Payment) movement. Boost for Microfinancers in PanamaNovember 2011 The BBVA Foundation and AMPYME have agree to the first private-public partnership for microfinancers in Panama. Credit to micro-finance institutions increases in Central AmericaAugust 2008 Despite a less favorable macro-economic environment, the credit portfolio of the micro-finance sector in Central America grew 28% in 2007 in comparison to the previous year.
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