33 million people are in need of help! Over 1,000 people have lost their lives and 2,000 people... read more

33 million people are in need of help! Over 1,000 people have lost their lives and 2,000 people have been reported injured as a result of the dramatic flooding which has hit Pakistan. The government has declared a national emergency and has requested support and aid. MATW PROJECT is delivering life-saving aid as you read this. We have teams supporting the relief effort, providing essentials such as food, hygiene, and medical aid. Financial Services for All in a Poverty Free and Gender Equitable Society Kashf is registered as a Non Banking Micro Finance Company which is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Kashf was set up in 1996 as the first specialized microfinance institution of Pakistan and began operations as a Grameen replicator. Since then Kashf has successfully carved out a distinct and unique niche for itself in the microfinance sector at home and abroad by offering a suite of innovative and transformative products and services to low-income households especially women. Kashf offers appraisal backed individual lending to its clients along with other non-financial services to have a transformative impact at the household level.
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Laraib Saddique

30 Aug. 22

33 million people are in need of help! Over 1,000 people have lost their lives and 2,000 people... read more

33 million people are in need of help! Over 1,000 people have lost their lives and 2,000 people have been reported injured as a result of the dramatic flooding which has hit Pakistan. The government has declared a national emergency and has requested support and aid. MATW PROJECT is delivering life-saving aid as you read this. We have teams supporting the relief effort, providing essentials such as food, hygiene, and medical aid. Financial Services for All in a Poverty Free and Gender Equitable Society Kashf is registered as a Non Banking Micro Finance Company which is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Kashf was set up in 1996 as the first specialized microfinance institution of Pakistan and began operations as a Grameen replicator. Since then Kashf has successfully carved out a distinct and unique niche for itself in the microfinance sector at home and abroad by offering a suite of innovative and transformative products and services to low-income households especially women. Kashf offers appraisal backed individual lending to its clients along with other non-financial services to have a transformative impact at the household level.
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