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Mobilizing Rotary for Microcredit MRM
Rotarian
Rotary Club in San DiegoSlide2
MicrocreditIs The Gift that keeps on giving
“Capitalism, it turns out, can achieve
what charity and good intentions
sometimes cannot.”
Nicholas
Kristof
& Sheryl
WuDunn
in
Half The Sky, Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women WorldwideSlide3
The Grameen Bank story:
Professor Dr. Mohammad
Yunus
Founded
Grameen
Bank, Bangladesh, 1976
Nobel Peace Prize in 2006
Began with $27 loaned to 42 women
to buy straw to make baskets
Over US$7Billion loaned, over 7million borrowers
~ 5% borrowers move out of poverty each year
Repayment rate better than 95%
Mostly women borrowers; children beneficiaries
Creating, supporting Entrepreneurs & Future LeadersSlide4
Microcredit & Rotary Int’lEliminating poverty through the provision of microfinance
Help Rotary Clubs launch more microcredit projects, capitalizing on Rotary’s unique strengths Slide5
Rotary Clubs & MRMwe need your continued participation
Brawley
El Camino Real
La Mesa
Rancho Bernardo Sunrise
Calexico
Encinitas
La Mesa Sunrise
Rancho Santa Fe
Camp Pendleton
Encinitas Coastal
Lemon Grove
San Diego (Club 33)
Carlsbad
Escondido
Mission Bay
San Diego Downtown Breakfast
Carlsbad Hi-Noon
Escondido East
Mission Valley
San Diego Uptown Sunrise/Mid City
Chula Vista
Escondido Sunrise
National City
San Luis Rey/Oceanside
Chula Vista Sunrise/Bonita
Fallbrook
Oceanside
San Marcos
Coronado
La Jolla
Old Mission
Shelter Island
Del Mar
La Jolla Golden Triangle
Point Loma
Southeast San Diego
Del Mar-Solana Beach Sunrise
La Jolla New Generations
Ramona
Torrey Pines La Jolla
El Cajon Noon
La Jolla Sunrise
Rancho Bernardo
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MRM resultsTotal funds raised since 2003: over
$1.2 millionSlide7
Microcredit projects byRotary Clubs in District 5340
Rotary Year
Country, $$$ raised
in our District
Rotary Club
(primary sponsor)
2003/04
India $20,000
8 Rotary Clubs
2004/05
S. Africa $25,000
Zambia $15,000
Ecuador $18,000
Afghanistan $37,000
La Jolla
La Jolla Sunrise
La Mesa Sunrise
Encinitas Coastal
2005/06
Ecuador $20,000
India $25,000
Niger $24,000
La Mesa Sunrise
La Jolla Sunrise
La Jolla Sunrise
2006/07
Uganda $25,000
India $13,000
Sri Lanka $25,000
San Marcos
DelMar
/
SolanaB
Sunrise
Del MarSlide8
Microcredit projects byRotary Clubs in District 5340
Rotary Year
Country, $$$ raised
in our District
Rotary Club
(primary sponsor)
2007/08
Liberia $24,000
Zambia $24,000
Ecuador $18,000
Kenya $24,000
Ghana $600,000
La Jolla Sunrise
La Jolla Sunrise
La Mesa Sunrise
San Diego (33)
MRM
2008/09
Nepal $25,000
Mexico $69,000
Ecuador $18,000
Encinitas
San Diego (33)
La Mesa Sunrise
2009/10
Liberia $200,000
La Jolla, MRM
2010/11
Honduras $2k, Uganda $5k, Zambia $10k, India $10k, Niger $10k
La Mesa, Club 33, La Jolla Sunrise, Golden TriangleSlide9
International Collaborations2006/2007 Ghana Total $600,000
Funds: San Diego District 5340 MRM ($50,000),
Rotary District in Calgary,
San Diego-based Foundation,
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
NGO: Opportunity International
2009/2010 Liberia Total $200,000
Funds: San Diego District 5340 MRM,
Rotary District in Calgary,
Rotary District in Alaska
Feed the Hungry Foundation
NGO: Foundation for Women in LiberiaSlide10
Opportunity InternationalVideos from Opportunity International1) microcredit and microfinance in operation (click)
2) images from around the world. How our support of microfinance is needed
(click2)Slide11
Microcredit in LiberiaFoundation for Women in LiberiaSlide12
Microcredit in LiberiaSlide13
Microcredit in LiberiaMicroloan BorrowersSlide14
Microcredit in LiberiaMicroloan BeneficiariesSlide15
Microcredit in ZambiaPower of Love FoundationSlide16
Microcredit in ZambiaMicroloan BorrowersSlide17
Microcredit in Zambia Microloan BeneficiariesSlide18
Microcredit in Mexico Financiera de EsperanzaChilapa
, Guerrero, Mexico
Host Rotary Club in
Chilpancingo
June 2010: Total five loan officers. 2095 borrowers at end of April.
Farm animals: raising chickens to sells eggs in the area; raising goats to sell milk; raising pigs for meat to sell;
Community sewing projects. seamstress; buying; a collaboration of four women to make elaborate dresses to sell to wealth women in
Chilapa
Handicrafts, shoes, candles, tortillas, flowersSlide19
Microcredit in Mexico Microloan BorrowersSlide20
Microcredit in Mexico Microloan Borrowers Alam & Xochitl with Indigenous Center MeetingSlide21
Microcredit in Mexico Leaders’ Training SessionSlide22
2010/2011 Microcredit projectsHonduras (La Mesa Sunrise) $2kUganda (San Diego) $5kIndia (La Jolla Sunrise) $10kZambia (SD/Chula Vista) $10k
Niger (Golden Triangle) $10kSlide23
Videos from our District websiteMiracles of Microcredit
http://www.rotary5340.org/
international/microcredit.html
Rotarians Action Group on Microcredit
www.RAGM.org
Introduction to Microfinance/Microcredit
www.WhyMicrofinance.comSlide24
Thank you & QuestionsRotary Clubs & MRMPlease join us, we need YOU
Brawley
El Camino Real
La Mesa
Rancho Bernardo Sunrise
Calexico
Encinitas
La Mesa Sunrise
Rancho Santa Fe
Camp Pendleton
Encinitas Coastal
Lemon Grove
San Diego (Club 33)
Carlsbad
Escondido
Mission Bay
San Diego Downtown Breakfast
Carlsbad Hi-Noon
Escondido East
Mission Valley
San Diego Uptown Sunrise/Mid City
Chula Vista
Escondido Sunrise
National City
San Luis Rey/Oceanside
Chula Vista Sunrise/Bonita
Fallbrook
Oceanside
San Marcos
Coronado
La Jolla
Old Mission
Shelter Island
Del Mar
La Jolla Golden Triangle
Point Loma
Southeast San Diego
Del Mar-Solana Beach Sunrise
La Jolla New Generations
Ramona
Torrey Pines La Jolla
El Cajon Noon
La Jolla Sunrise
Rancho Bernardo