Microfinance initiatives empower marginalized communities by providing financial support and resources to start small businesses. By offering loans, equipment, and carts, our program fosters economic independence and break the cycle of poverty. The Fahmida Begum Foundation combats poverty in Pakistan through “Bano Waseela,” our microfinance program. It empowers marginalized communities with financial support for small businesses like tea stalls, chana chat stalls, and vegetable vendors. They go beyond just money, providing carts and equipment to kickstart these businesses. This approach helps individuals build sustainable livelihoods and escape the cycle of poverty.