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Rural Microfinance Development Support Project

  

The goal of the Rural Microfinance Development Support Project (PADMIR) is to reduce the poverty of the target group through increased incomes and enhanced food security. The project is aligned with Cameroon’s microfinance policy. It will serve as a support mechanism to finance family farms in their efforts to improve agricultural productivity and diversify their livelihoods by:

  • Creating a more conducive environment for microfinance that better addresses the difficulties posed by rural finance;
  • Providing access to the most disadvantaged rural people, especially women and young people, to services that meet their needs by strengthening existing microfinance networks and institutions operating in rural areas and offering services to the target group, widening outreach and developing appropriate services and products.

PADMIR was launched in January 2011 and will close in 2016.

Source: IFAD



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Contact information

Nadine Gbossa
Outposted Country Programme Manager
IFAD Country Office, c/o UNDP, No. 1607, Immeuble Foul’ssi, Rue 1775, Nouvelle Route Bastos
Yaoundé, Cameroon
Work: +237 22206637
Fax: +237 22207121
n.gbossa@ifad.org

Facts and figures

Total cost: US$22.5 million
Approved IFAD loan: US$13.5 million
Approved IFAD grant: US$200,000
Duration: 2010 - 2016
Directly benefiting: 12,400 households
Cofinancing:

  • UN Development Programme (UNDP) (US$0.3 million)
Status: Ongoing

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