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Borrower Spotlight: Marta Sánchez, Food Stand Owner | El Salvador
In Distrito Italia, El Salvador, 60-year-old Marta Alicia Sánchez turned a small pupusa stand into a thriving business.
With a $1,000 group loan from ASEI, WCCN’s local partner, she tripled her sales, now earns $100/day, and employs two other women in her community.
Aug 112 min read
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WCCN Welcomes New Impact-Driven Professionals to Its Board of Directors
WCCN is proud to welcome new leadership to its Board of Directors, with a newly elected Board President and two new members joining the team. Each brings fresh energy, valuable experience and a shared commitment to expanding economic opportunity and financial inclusion for underserved communities across Latin America.
Jul 82 min read
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Financial inclusion in action: How a small loan and big determination are changing Iris’s life
In 2021, Iris received a $1,300 microloan from MiCrédito, WCCN’s local partner in Costa Rica and Nicaragua. With that support, she expanded her inventory and attracted more customers, boosting her weekly income from $200 to as much as $500. The loan also opened doors beyond business. For the first time in her life, Iris began saving money and was able to purchase a small plot of land in Honduras.
Apr 162 min read
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Beyond Credit: Rosa’s Journey to Financial Independence
Rosa always dreamed of running her own business, but without capital, it felt impossible.
Mar 202 min read
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WCCN is recognized for fifth consecutive year in the ImpactAssets 50â„¢(IA 50) List
Working Capital for Community Needs (WCCN) is proud to be included in the ImpactAssets 50 Fund Managers List. After four years as part of...
Mar 112 min read
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