Ten interviews with Mongolian entrepreneurs
23 February 2011 at 07:00 asb353 3 comments
A borrower verification is a thorough check of ten random Kiva borrowers of a field partner. It’s used to verify the accuracy of the information published on the borrower profiles on the Kiva website. A borrower verification happens several times throughout the course of a partnership in order to assess a microfinance institution’s performance levels. Read below about the ten borrowers I visited through a borrower verification with XacBank. Click through the picture to read the full loan update for each borrower.
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Amber Barger is currently serving as a Kiva Fellow in Mongolia. She has lived for the past two years in rural Mongolia as a community economic development Peace Corps Volunteer. Along with her Kiva Fellowship, she is extending a third year with the Peace Corps as a Peace Corps Volunteer Leader.
Car repairman builds housing for low-income families http://www.kiva.org/updates/loan/367202
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Entry filed under: blogsherpa, KF14 (Kiva Fellows 14th Class), Mongolia, XacBank. Tags: Amber Barger, blogsherpa, Borrower Verification, Borrower visits, Kiva, kiva.org, mongolia, small business.
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3. Sam | 23 February 2011 at 14:13
nicely done Amber. As always.