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Grameen Australia is set to become the country’s leading microenterprise development organisation. We aim to reach 36,000 people, especially women, with enterprise aspirations, who are experiencing unemployment, financial exclusion and poverty in our first five years.
Microenterprise program to reach more than 30,000 women
Grameen Australia has received $3.5 million in funding from the Australian Government to establish a new microenterprise program aimed at supporting women on low incomes. Chief Executive Officer, Adam Mooney, said he was excited to bring the highly successful ‘Grameen...
Grameen Today Microenterprise Program
Microenterprise program to reach more than 30,000 women
Grameen Australia has received $3.5 million in funding from the Australian Government to establish a new microenterprise program aimed at supporting women on low incomes. Chief Executive Officer, Adam Mooney, said he was excited to bring the highly successful ‘Grameen...
Young people encouraged to join 3ZERO Clubs
The Yunus Centre has launched the 3ZERO Club which brings together young people globally who are committed to creating a world of three zeros. The mission of the 3ZERO Club is to inspire and enable youth to ideate, create and lead with the entrepreneurial spirit to...
Professor Yunus honoured with Olympic Laurel
Grameen Bank founder, Professor Muhammad Yunus, was awarded the Olympic Laurel at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The Olympic Laurel honours outstanding individuals for achievements in development through sport. Professor Yunus will be the second...
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