Rumble: Change Starts Here - The Score Card
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Life as a serial expat, addicted traveller, desperate adventurer, wannabe sailor and passionate aidworker
Our project score card moved to this post on our Have Impact! blog.
| [i-Humanitarian News on Facebook]On Facebook? Follow: The Road, AidNews, AidResources, Humanitarian News, News on Green, AidJobs and NonProfitBlogs. |
| Click to participate to The Road's social project[i-Click to participate to The Road's social project]...is what our blog raised thus far for micro-finance loans via "Change Starts Here". Follow the progress. Make a difference and: |
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Click to see the videos that inspired me[i-Click to see the videos that inspired me]Check out the videos clips that inspired me over the past years: Videos about aid work and advocacy. |
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Check out my favourite music[i-Check out my favourite music]Music always was a main source of inspiration for me. This is a list of my all time favourites. |
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A selection of the books I read lately[i-A selection of the books I read lately]Here is a selection of my favourite books, or browse through my library. I frequently comment on books I read. |
| My pictures on Flickr[i-My pictures on Flickr]Travelling makes me wiser. All the pictures I collect along the Road of Life, I store in my Flickr library. |
| Humanitarian news[i-Humanitarian news]I collect, scan, read, browse, absorb, digest and discuss news topics to learn, understand and broaden my views. |
| [i-link]Peter. Flemish, European, aid worker, expeditioner, sailor, traveller, husband, father, friend, nutcase. Not necessarily in that order. |
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2 comments:
I am in IT, hence the cynicism...
In IT, if it can fail, it will fail, only the amount of smoke, sparks and flames differ...if there is a hole, it will be found and it won't be comfortable.
So...
How does one know that a Kiva partner is not simply taking some digi's of the locals, making up a sob story and getting the 2% loans from Kiva to run their own personal money lending business?
I could do that in the states too and make money on interest alone, except perhaps for all of the laws and attorneys and courts and jails and stuff.
@Mike
It is a fair question, Mike. All Kiva partners are registered in Mix. Here is a typical profile of a partner. If you look at the financial details, and the level of detail, that makes me feel quite comfortable.
On top of that, Kiva sends out Kiva fellows to check on the ground on how the partner organisations work, so there is quite some 'social checking'...
p.
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