| | | | Meike van Ginneken announced as new SNV CEO, starting 1 January 2018.
"It is the perfect moment to have a new Chief Executive Officer at a time when SNV has reinvented itself.” says SNV Supervisory Board Chairman Koos Richelle.
During a period of transition in which the subsidy from the Dutch government gradually ended, the organisation successfully applied for project funding. In 2016 SNV had an annual turn-over of €112 million from 75 international governmental and private donors. Koos Richelle says, “In 2016 we reduced poverty for over 6 million people. Our continued growth will enable us to further scale our work in Agriculture, Energy, Water and Sanitation.” Learn more about this announcement on the SNV website.
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| | |  | Global Goals Week 2017 took place from 18 - 24 September. SNV’s work contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. During the Global Goals week campaign, we highlighted how. Read more. |
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 | Ms. Trieu Mui Pham supported many households in her community to lift themselves out of poverty. We visited Ms. Pham at home, nestled in a cinnamon forest, to talk with her about her inspiring life story. Read more. |
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 | | Financial services for low-income people are key to poverty reduction. The EOWE project in Kenya and Vietnam facilitates female-led enterprises to gain access to credit, allowing them to grow. Read more. |
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 | | Two of the most important strategies for youth asset development are savings and entrepreneurship. To support young people to gain access to savings and credit, SNV has implemented the Youth Savings and Lending model in the OYE project in Rwanda, Tanzania and Mozambique. Read more. |
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