LPDB offers services that are reliable, accountable, transparent, timely, sustainable, and easily accessible by SMEs.
Lembaga Pengelola Dana Bergulir (LPBD)
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SME Academy Resources
Bank BRI
The KUR program aims to accelerate the development of economic activities in the real sector in the context of the prevention and allevation of poverty and the expansion of employment opportunities, and to improve finance access for MSMEs.
Indonesia Product
Indonesia-Product.com provide an opportunity for anyone interested in joining our team to be team success Internet Marketer of Indonesia-Product.com. Internet Marketer is an agent or a telemarketer of Indonesia-Product.com are tasked to find a business entity engaged in the efforts of air or the share of export and according to the category of businesses in Indonesia-Product.com. The idea of this program is based on the number of complaints from the owners of websites that a visit to their website minimal, so the investment they seem futile if no visitors are coming.
INKOWAPI
Induk Koperasi Wanita Pengusaha Indonesia (INKOWAPI) is an organization with a network of 50 branches and up to 30 million members throughout Indonesia. The organization supports small-scale women entrepreneurs through organizing cooperatives, which it emphasizes as an important boost for Indonesia’s economy. Based in East Jakarta, INKOWAPI offers training opportunities and improved access to credit, technology, and marketing opportunities. In particular, INKOWAPI targets new entrepreneurs with an aim to improve community welfare. Projects include running a microcredit program for participants of IWAPI’s training programs in cooperation with Danamon Bank. Training focuses on areas such as business and financial management.
Training Workshops by SME Development Centre
Training Workshops by SME Development Centre
Finance Grants by SME Development Centre
Finance Grants by SME Development Centre
Centre for Economic and Social Development, Myanmar Development Research Institute
Following Myanmar’s economic changes of 2011, the government established the Myanmar Development Resource Institute (MDRI) and its three separate centers: the Center for Economic and Social Development, the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Center for Legal Affairs. The MDRI was created for the purpose of serving as an independent source of policy analysis for the government. According to the Brookings Institute, the MDEI was also expected to play an important role in informing the public about policy issues and in training policymakers and policy analysts.
BRAC Myanmar
The largest implementing international NGO for microfinance in the world, BRAC launched its activities in Myanmar in 2013, and in May 2014, Brac Myanmar received a license to operate in Myanmar. BRAC has offices in Yangon, Bago and Yangon, with six branch offices spread across these regions. Pursuant to a methodology used all over the world, BRAC offers two types of loan products. Its micro-loans are exclusively designed for women with income-generating activities. Somewhat larger micro-enterprise loans are designed for small entrepreneurs who need capital to expand their existing businesses.
Women’s League of Burma
The WLB, an umbrella corporation, was formed for the purpose of elevating the status of women and advocating for a “peaceful and just society in Myanmar.” Generally aligned in opposition to Myanmar’s ruling government and largely operating in the Thai-Myanmar border area until recently, the WLB is comprised of eleven member organizations: the Burmese Women’s Union (BWU), the Kachin Women’s Association-Thailand (KWAT), the Karen Women’s Organization (KWO), the Kuki Women’s Human Rights Organization (KWHRO), the Lahu Women’s Organization (LWO), the Palaung Women’s Organization (PWO), the Pa-O Women’s Union (PWU), the Rakhaing Women’s Union (RWU), the Shan Women’s Action Network (SWAN), the Tavoy Women’s Union (TWU), and the Women’s Rights and Welfare Association of Myanmar (WRWAB). The group’s advocacy work encompasses economic issues of particular interest to rural communities and ethnic minorities, such as land confiscation, forced resettlements, and investments that the group contends are ecologically irresponsible or unsustainable.
Karen Women’s Organization (KWO)
Formed in 1949, the KWO has a membership of over 49,000 Karen women. KWO is a community-based organization that performs development and relief work chiefly in refugee camps on the Thai border and with IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) and women inside Myanmar. Over the years, the group has expanded its focus from social welfare generally to an effort to encourage awareness of women’s rights and participation in the community decision-making and political processes. KWO actively supports efforts to eliminate violence against women, particularly within seven refugee camps and five districts inside Karen State.