Microfinance Gateway have published an article on CRG, winner of the 6th European Microfinance Award:
The world seems increasingly riven by crisis and chaos, and providing financial and social services to vulnerable people in the aftermath of natural or man-made disaster is exceptionally challenging. But the benefits when done well can be particularly valuable, for individual clients and households, as well as for affected communities. In the parlance, increasing 'resilience' is key: financial institutions that manage this increase both their own resilience (for example in operations, staffing, policy, or control) and that of their clients (offering appropriate financial and non-financial - such as health and humanitarian relief services)......
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The world seems increasingly riven by crisis and chaos, and providing financial and social services to vulnerable people in the aftermath of natural or man-made disaster is exceptionally challenging. But the benefits when done well can be particularly valuable, for individual clients and households, as well as for affected communities. In the parlance, increasing 'resilience' is key: financial institutions that manage this increase both their own resilience (for example in operations, staffing, policy, or control) and that of their clients (offering appropriate financial and non-financial - such as health and humanitarian relief services)......
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