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Open-air market produce, standing in for livelihood and economic training

Our Work

Economic Empowerment

Skills and knowledge that strengthen livelihoods.

Economic work is about self-sufficiency rather than creating dependency. Published pages cover microfinance education, savings, small loans, insurance concepts, entrepreneurship, and connecting people with financing partners.

CTLI has stated it does not intend to create or manage a microfinance institution. Education is offered on site with partners such as the Chalmers Center and SIFAT, and business training through allied organizations.

Women’s income generation, handicrafts, and literacy are woven into this pathway rather than treated as a separate program brand.

  • Microfinance education
  • Microenterprise and savings
  • Business principles
  • Computer skills for work

As previously reported. This page uses published source material and is not presented as independently verified current fact.

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