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The document provides links to various Kiva PowerPoint presentations, videos, and press coverage. It includes links to two PowerPoint presentations about Kiva's history and impact. Numerous video links are listed, including videos produced by Kiva fellows about their work in the field and winners of a video contest. Links to news stories about Kiva on programs like Good Morning America, Frontline, MSNBC, CNBC, and TODAY are also included for reference. The document serves as a compilation of multimedia resources highlighting Kiva's work in microfinance.
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1. Microlending y Campus Viva permiten integrar el tema de microfinanzas en una variedad de cursos acad辿micos debido a que ambos son temas relevantes, oportunos e inspiradores.
2. Campus Viva proporciona a los estudiantes la oportunidad de desempe単ar un papel directo en el alivio de la pobreza al prestar fondos a emprendedores en el mundo en desarrollo.
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Kiva's Peer Review Program offers volunteers the opportunity to use their professional translation skills to alleviate poverty. Volunteers will work with a small group of translators to review their translations and provide feedback to help build their skills. The program is designed for professional translators with flexible schedules who can commit 5-6 hours per month for six months. Volunteers are needed who are fluent in French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, or other languages and have experience translating professionally.Women in marketing awards 2010 ceremony presentation
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The Women in Marketing Awards from The Chartered Institute of Marketing celebrate excellence in marketing by women and for women in the Greater London region. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work and be recognised for your achievements. This year's deadline for entries is 6 September 2012 and the winners will be announced at the ceremony on 7 November 2012 at Altitude 360 London.Kiva flier bw_6.1.07
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Kiva is a non-profit organization that connects individual lenders with low-income entrepreneurs around the world seeking small business loans. Through Kiva's website, lenders can browse profiles of entrepreneurs and loan as little as $25, which Kiva then transfers to microfinance partners in developing countries to distribute. Updates keep lenders informed on how their money is being used. When loans are repaid, lenders can withdraw their money or re-lend it to help other entrepreneurs. By making small loans, individuals can empower those living in poverty to improve their lives through business.Kiva preso 2 2 11
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Kiva is an online lending platform that allows individuals to loan small amounts of money, starting at $25, to entrepreneurs in developing countries who need access to capital. Loans are made through microfinance institutions that Kiva partners with locally. This provides entrepreneurs funding for their businesses when they otherwise would not have access to financial services. Kiva has grown significantly since its founding in 2005 and has now loaned over $1 billion to entrepreneurs across more than 80 countries through its online marketplace model.Kiva brochure 6.1.07 campus kiva
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Kiva.org is a non-profit organization that allows individuals to make microloans directly to low-income entrepreneurs around the world. Through Kiva, lenders can browse profiles of entrepreneurs seeking small loans for their businesses, and lend as little as $25 which is sent to local microfinance institutions and disbursed to the entrepreneurs. This empowers both lenders and borrowers, fighting global poverty through sustainable, personal connections between individuals across borders.Kiva brochure classroom
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Kiva allows individuals to lend as little as $25 to entrepreneurs in developing countries who need small loans. By lending through microfinance institutions, lenders can empower borrowers and support their businesses and communities. One borrower, Yenku, was able to support his family after losing his hands due to war through a $100 loan and growing his small business. Kiva creates connections between lenders and borrowers so they can see the impact of their loans.Kiva brochure 6.1.07
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Kiva.org is a non-profit organization that allows individuals to make microloans directly to low-income entrepreneurs around the world. Through Kiva, lenders can browse profiles of entrepreneurs seeking small loans for their businesses, and lend as little as $25 which is sent to local microfinance institutions and disbursed to the entrepreneurs. This empowers both lenders and borrowers, fighting global poverty through sustainable, personal connections between individuals across borders.Poverty Assessment Tools presentation 
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The document discusses client over-indebtedness (OID) in microfinance. It defines OID as the inability to repay all debts fully and on time. While multiple indebtedness and OID are often confused, OID only occurs when the situation is chronic and against the borrower's will. The two biggest concerns in microfinance globally related to OID are credit risk and reputation risk. The document also presents methods for constructing an early warning index to predict crises related to over-indebtedness by identifying historical crises, selecting leading indicators, and applying the index.Over-Indebtedness presentation 
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Kiva is an online platform that connects microfinance institutions (MFIs) to individual social investors around the world. It allows MFI partners to raise capital from lenders at 0% interest. Kiva has provided over $95 million to MFIs partners in 49 countries. It has 500,000 individual lenders from over 150 countries who each loan an average of $120. Kiva is working towards being fully self-sufficient within 5 years through user tips on loans, interest from funds, and donations. It sees opportunities to connect US entrepreneurs to funding as well by increasing awareness of microfinance needs.
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! Microfinanzas y micropr辿stamos pueden integrarse f叩cilmente en una variedad de cursos porque son temas sorprendentemente vers叩tiles que funcionan bien con disciplinas como econom鱈a, emprendimiento, desarrollo internacional, finanzas, sociolog鱈a y ciencias ambientales.
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Kiva is a non-profit organization that allows individuals to loan money via their website (www.kiva.org) to help entrepreneurs in developing countries start or grow their businesses. Contact information for Kiva includes their email address contactus@kiva.org. Their website utilizes copyright protection from 2006.Kiva general flyer
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Kiva.org is a non-profit organization that allows lenders to make small personal loans starting at $25 to low-income entrepreneurs in developing countries. The loans help entrepreneurs purchase items for their businesses like sewing machines or livestock to earn their way out of poverty. Lenders browse profiles of entrepreneurs, select one to loan to, and Kiva transfers the funds to microfinance partners who distribute and collect loan payments. Updates keep lenders informed and loan repayments are returned to Kiva and lenders can re-loan the principal to help other entrepreneurs.200801007 kiva editors updated 20101026 [compatibility mode]![200801007 kiva editors updated 20101026 [compatibility mode]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/200801007kivaeditorsupdated20101026compatibilitymode-110324151955-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
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Kiva is a micro-lending website that allows individuals to lend directly to entrepreneurs in developing countries. The Kiva Editing Program offers volunteers the opportunity to use their editing skills from home to help alleviate poverty by editing loan stories and profiles. Editors should have experience in editing, technical writing or journalism, an interest in international development, and be a native English speaker. The requirements are a minimum two-hour per week commitment over 6-12 months and comfort using new technology.20101026 kiva team leaders [compatibility mode]![20101026 kiva team leaders [compatibility mode]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/20101026kivateamleaderscompatibilitymode-110324151956-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
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Kiva is a micro-lending nonprofit that allows individuals to lend small amounts of money to help fund entrepreneurs in developing countries. Kiva Fellows travel abroad to partner microfinance institutions to facilitate connections between borrowers and lenders, spread awareness of microfinance, and help train MFI staff. Fellows serve for 12 weeks to a year with opportunities to apply on a rolling basis for placements starting in January, April, July, and October each year.Intern oreintation microfinance101
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Kiva High School is a non-profit organization that connects high school students interested in fighting poverty. Students can start a chapter at their school and join a lending team to provide microloans to entrepreneurs in developing countries. The organization aims to raise awareness of global poverty issues and empower students to make an impact. It also builds a network of like-minded youth working towards solutions through microlending.Kiva microfinance custom slides
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This document discusses different microfinance lending methodologies including individual lending, group lending, group of groups, village banking, and solidarity groups. The Grameen Bank model uses a group of groups approach while FINCA utilizes village banking. ACCION employs solidarity groups for microfinance lending.Kiva social performance custom slides
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The document defines social performance as effectively translating an institution's mission into practice in line with accepted social values. It lists some key social values as reaching the target market, delivering high-quality financial services, and ensuring responsibility toward employees, clients, and communities. It then provides examples of tools and standards used to measure and improve social performance, such as social audits, ratings, and poverty assessment indexes. Finally, it outlines Kiva's strategy for social performance, which includes measuring social indicators, verifying borrowers, endorsing client protection principles, and communicating about social performance through education and borrower stories.Kiva microfinance custom slides
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Kiva High School is a nonprofit organization that connects high school students to microfinance opportunities around the world in order to fight poverty. Students can start a Kiva High School chapter at their school to make loans to entrepreneurs, join an online community, and participate in fundraising activities. The organization aims to raise awareness of global poverty issues and empower students to make an impact through microfinance.Kiva fellows custom slides
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Yenku Sesay is a 30-year-old entrepreneur from Sierra Leone who received a $100 microloan through a microfinance institution to start a small business after his hands were cut off for voting. He now supports his family of three children through his growing business and pays for his brother's school fees. Kiva is an online platform that connects individual lenders with microfinance institutions, allowing people to lend as little as $25 to help entrepreneurs start or expand small businesses around the world. Campus Kiva brings microlending opportunities to college students through campus chapters that fundraise and create awareness about alleviating global poverty.Ad
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- 1. Kiva PowerPoint Presentations for Wiki http://www.slideshare.net/lhogen/kiva-5-year-presentation (Premal) http://prezi.com/hbsqrf9pk3hz/the-kiva-story/ (Jonathan) KIVA VIDEOS: Great video by Kiva Fellow, Dave McMurtry: http://fellowsblog.kiva.org/2010/03/11/12745/ Here it is in the HD version: http://vimeo.com/10076318 Here is a quick link to the Pedro video (1st place winner in the Tongal.com video contest): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meVAPscrGsI Here is our 2nd place winner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s03r71ajcs Here is the 3rd place video by Kieran Ball, former Kiva Fellow: http://vimeo.com/ 9145922 (note that all of his footage is from his time in the field with Kiva, but he only has signed release forms for some of the people, so we're not able to use it as is- we'd need to go back to get more releases signed, such a shame) Here is a quick link to our 4th place Tongal winner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPix4M4Obt4 And finally, here is the 5th place winner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plFJu15a7PM Further, for quick reference, here is the balloon video (the one we put on Hulu as an ad): http://www.vimeo.com/8538250 And here is the video from the 5th bday party: http://vimeo.com/15849420 KIVA PRESS LINKS: Sizzle reel: http://drop.io/KIVA_SIZZLE
- 2. Good Morning America: http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=7801871 Frontline: http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/uganda601/uganda-601.html MSNBC: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21020060/ CNBC: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=604752752&play=1 ABC World News: http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=7809332 TODAY: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/20534002