Written by Lynn Hamerlinck on 15 October 2025
“We believe in the potential of our clients. If we can bring them closer to a stable future through financial support and guidance, then that’s what we’ll do,” says MiCrédito’s Director, Veronica Herrera.
Who makes sure the projects are impactful and trustworthy for you to invest in? That’s the work of our Investments Team. Our small team ensures every project meets our standards and are looking forward to sharing their way of working with you.
Inspired by entrepreneurs you invest in through Lendahand, we’ve listed a few ethical travel tips. Because how you travel can have a real and positive impact on the economy and the people behind it.
Recently, I had the opportunity to travel to Kenya and Uganda with our CFO Daniel as a part of a due diligence trip. We visited U&I Microfinance Bank in Kenya and Flow, a new borrower on our platform, in Uganda.
Providing clean, safe and sustainable energy in Sub-Saharan Africa with your investment
Indonesian SME lending platform Validus is going places, and we’re excited to share their recent achievements with you.
Join us to Timor-Leste where we visit Kaebauk to better understand how your financing is being used to combat poverty and foster economic prosperity in the country.
How does Funding Societies transform financing into tangible impact and positive change in Southeast Asia? We talk to their client Beleaf Farms, an innovative scale-up that is transforming the lives of many farmers and the agricultural sector in Indonesia.
"Who exactly are these entrepreneurs I invest in?" I sometimes wondered. Since March 2020, I've been investing in projects through Lendahand to do something good with my money in distant countries. As an avid traveler, I've since visited several countries where I've supported local entrepreneurs through crowdfunding.
Here I am with part two of my travel report from our due diligence trip to Mongolia, sharing everything I got to learn about microfinance institution GSB Capital. A story worth telling.
Join our Kenyan writer Charity, as she takes us through her typical day in Nairobi. Charity introduces us to the small entrepreneurs she regularly visits. However, this time, she goes beyond experiencing their services. Charity asks them about their experiences as entrepreneurs - uncovering their challenges, and successes, and exploring their financing needs and possibilities.
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