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Kaur Visaca
Lower Saloum
District,
Central River Region (CRR)
A village savings & loans association (vsla) aimed at providing
microfinancing for local initiatives. |
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Village Savings & Credit Association
Latrikunda, West Coast Region
The VISACA is the official micro-finance
organisation that represents the network of smaller
financial institutions throughout the Gambia. The grassroots
body was founded in 1988. |
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Tujering Visaca
Kombo South, West Coast Region
A
village savings & credit association in Gambia operating a
micro-finance scheme aimed at providing soft loans at a low
level of interest. |
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Illiasa Visaca
Upper Baddibu
A
rural savings & credit scheme run by the local community
which takes in deposits and offers financing to people to engage
in various enterprises. |
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Demfai Visaca
Sami District
A voluntary community initiative with a micro-financing program aimed at creating
self-sufficiency and reducing rural poverty by stimulating the
local economy. |
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Kata Mandinka Visaca
Saba Sanjali,
North Bank Region
A (vsla) village savings & loans association in Gambia run
by local professional staff. |
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Panchang Visaca
Upper Saloum
A village-based 'banking' structure where group members visit
regularly to save, and the collected funds are used to make
loans to group members. |
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Tuba
Koto Visaca
Niani District
A village savings & loans project that provides credit
for farming household borrowers and accepts amounts from savers. |
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Nema Visaca
Kiang Central District
A
local funding organisation which provides small money advances
at low interest rates. Some of the profits are put back into the
village to provide communal facilities. |
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Fulladu Tabanani Visaca
Fulladu West
A vsla project which aims to enhance small business activities as well
as agricultural production requirements. |
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Kartong Visaca
Kombo South, West Coast Region
A local village micro-finance scheme focused on the needy which
aims to lift the community out of poverty by giving soft loans
to meet households economic requirement. |
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