Saturday, July 27, 2024

Building ultra micro-ecosystem in Indonesia

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Of the 45 million Ultra Micro businesses (UMi) that require additional funding, only 15 million can be served by financial institutions, 12 million are financed by moneylenders or relatives and as many as 18 million Micro-enterprises in Indonesia have not had access to funding at all.

 
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