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Lending a Hand

Lending a Hand engages youth in learning about co-operative business models, lending and micro-finance within a green economy — specifically about how making small loans to aspiring entrepreneurs in developing countries can help create sustainable, resilient communities. Students connect to experts...

Topics: Banking, Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Saving and investing

Target audience: Educators, Students


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GreenLearning


Contact:
Jamila Kyari
1-800-507-5704

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