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They testify
Hilaria Mukatete
“At first it was a bit difficult to make a place for yourself in carpentry. It’s a man’s world.”
Joséphine Mukangarambe
“I plan to expand my business by creating an orchard from the young plants in the nursery so that I can harvest the fruit.”
Rahab Waithira Njau
The key to success is diversification. If one activity doesn’t bring in enough income, the other can compensate. At the moment, for example, milking dairy cows is more profitable than market gardening.
Pélagie Vzayisenga
“Now I work even harder, because I know I have a stable and sustainable market.”
Malika Hassoun
““I’ve remained loyal to Attadamoune and I am very satisfied with their support.”
John Ddumba- Ssentamu
“Our strength – Centenary Group and SIDI – is that we can count on each other”.
Geneviève Guenard
“We are all heirs to Nelson Mandela”.
Joséphine Ugirumurera
Joséphine Ugirumurera testifies to the positive impact that belonging to the cooperative has had on her life.
Julio Flores
“As a shareholder of FDL, SIDI has made a decisive contribution to the capitalization of FDL.
Julio Vahatriniaina
Access to credit is a challenge, as MFIs in Madagascar do not benefit from government support.
Marie-Madeleine C.
“I knew about SIDI almost from the start and when I understood what it was doing, it really clicked!”
Juliana Lucas Castro
Juliana Lucas Castro, a retailer in Lima, has been a Proempressa customer since 2011.
Geovanny Cardoso
A hug from Ecuador
Abed Al Mahdi Khamaiseh
“Now, thanks to ACAD and its partners, I can make my contribution to society. I would like to thank them warmly.”
Anaïs Dufour
3 questions to Anaïs Dufour, SIDI Partnership Officer
Amara Kourouma
Crédit Rural de Guinée was created to compensate for the lack of financing institutions…
FCMN – NIYA
The Fédération des Coopératives Maraichères du Niger (FCMN NIYA) is a farmers’ organization in Niger…
Modibo COULIBALY
Nyèsigiso crossed SIDI’s path in 2010 during a session of the Board of Directors of the Banque Malienne de Solidarité in 2012 in Bamako, Mali, an institution in which SIDI is a shareholder and member of the Board…
Lulzim Sadrija
SIDI has made, and continues to make, an important contribution to KRK’s mission.
Philippe Adaime
Many thanks to SIDI. Don’t change a thing!
Jean Luckner Romulus
With this aid, the network is strengthened and services are improved and increased.
Benoit Sarraute
“The long-term support of Sidi’s shareholders with patience and resilience is the key to SIPEM Banque’s success”.
Mohamed Attanda
I hold an MBA in Global Studies from Southern New Hampshire University and a Bachelor’s degree in Banking and Finance from Legon University (Ghana)…
Hocine Tandjaoui
the relationship between SIDI and CDC has also led to interactions and exchanges, sometimes unexpected but fruitful.
Hugo Couderé
SIDI and Alterfin, 25 years of cooperation
Judeh Jamal
I’m Judeh Jamal, General Manager of DAMAN, an agricultural engineer with an MBA from North Western University, married with three children, living in East Jerusalem, Palestine.
Catherine Belin-Schulz
Philippe C.
“Money creates money!”
Evelyne R-D
“I feel like I’m taking a small part in the risk that SIDI takes when it commits itself”.
Marie-Thérèse P.
Our latest news
29/09/2026
Every two years, SIDI invites its citizen shareholders and socially responsible savers to discover the real impact of their commitment during a one-of-a-kind trip. This year, about 20 participants will fly to Togo in early October to experience the reality on the ground firsthand. On the agenda for this mission: in-depth discussions with our partners, …
Continue reading "From Solidarity Savings to Real Impact: A Total Immersion Experience in Togo!"
20/09/2026
This quote comes from a farmer supported by the Ugandan microfinance institution Ugafode. It perfectly sums up what goes on at the institution’s branches. Since 1994, Ugafode has chosen to establish a strong presence in rural agricultural areas, particularly in the western and southwestern parts of the country. Thirteen years after we took a stake …
Continue reading "Uganda: Thirteen Years Later, SIDI Reinvests in Ugafode"
29/06/2026
How can a microfinance institution continue its operations when its economic environment is collapsing and the country is at war? At the SIDI General Assembly in June,Al Majmoua’s Executive Director, Youssef Fawaz, reflected on his organization’s journey amid the deep crisis Lebanon has been facing since 2019. His account sheds light on the very real …
