$271,348,025
I’ll admit it right up front. I am a huge fan of Kiva Microfunds (commonly known as Kiva) and have been a lender there for a number of years. Founded in 2005, Kiva is “a non-profit organization with a mission to connect people through lending to alleviate poverty. Leveraging the internet and a worldwide network of microfinance institutions, Kiva lets individuals lend as little as $25 to help create opportunity around the world.”
Over the past six years Kiva has made a meaningful difference in the lives of over 700,000 entrepreneurs to the tune of $271,348,025 in funding. As of September Kiva launched in the U.S. to provide loans to small businesses in Detroit and New Orleans – two of the cities hardest hit by the recession.
Below you will find some additional statistics about this amazing non-profit organization.
| Total value of all loans made through Kiva: | $271,348,025 |
| Number of Kiva Users: | 1,056,389 |
| Number of Kiva Users who have funded a loan: | 663,922 |
| Number of countries represented by Kiva Lenders: | 216 |
| Number of entrepreneurs that have received a loan through Kiva: | 701,428 |
| Number of loans that have been funded through Kiva: | 356,907 |
| Percentage of Kiva loans which have been made to women entrepreneurs: | 80.54% |
| Number of Kiva Field Partners (microfinance institutions Kiva partners with): | 147 |
| Number of countries Kiva Field Partners are located in: | 61 |
| Current repayment rate (all partners): | 98.92% |
| Average loan size (This is the average amount loaned to an individual Kiva Entrepreneur. Some loans – group loans – are divided between a group of borrowers.): | $385.49 |
| Average total amount loaned per Kiva Lender (includes reloaned funds): | $257.41 |
| Average number of loans per Kiva Lender: | 7.82 |
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