Microfinance in practice

Microfinance targets people who are excluded or underserved by the mainstream financial system, since they generally lack a credit history and collateral which are requirements from lenders.

The purpose of a microcredit is to help an entrepreneur start a new company or expand an existing company. This way they have an opportunity to increase their income, which they can then in turn use to improve their personal circumstances. For example, the microentrepreneur's children can stay in school longer, the family has the means to access to better healthcare, improve their accomodation or perhaps even build a small savings buffer. These are all positive side-effects of microfinance, which the microentrepreneurs achieve through their own efforts. 

Trill Impact Microfinance's role is to facilitate the capital from our home markets to microfinance and inclusive finance institutions, thus providing the opportunity for people to access financial services that may otherwise have been unavailable.

This is how we contribute to financial inclusion!