#BorrowWisely is kicking off in TWO WEEKS!

Borrow Wisely Campaign is almost here – the 7th edition is starting on the very first day of October!

This year the format will be modified due to the pandemic restrictions. But that does not mean the Campaign will have a lesser impact. Just the contrary: our aim is to take advantage of  the power of online communication as much as possible, in order to spread the word about the positive outcomes of taking loans wisely.

Some of the partnering institutions will combine both online presence with the offline activities. They will organize the events to reach to their Clients and Staff and educate them directly, introducing all the necessary health and security measures.

Despite the different #BorrowWisely form this year, the core idea stays the same: we unite to educate Clients how to avoid too much debt thanks to BORROWING money in a WISE way.

Do not forget to:

• Follow MFC profiles on social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter) to learn about all of the activities of Borrow Wisely partners
• Follow the dedicated hashtags – #2020BWC and #BorrowWisely not to miss any of the updates
• Check out this year’s edition webpage regularly:
• Consult last year’s impressive outcomes :
• Last, but absolutely not least – meet this year Campaign’s participants – 23 partner institutions from 14 countries:

• • • Agro&Social Fund , Noa, Albanian Microfinance Association AMA, Fondi Besa (Albania)

• • • UCORA (Armenia)

• • • AMFA (Azerbaijan)

• • • EKI, Lider, Mi-Bospo, Partner, Sunrise, Amfi (Bosnia & Herzegovina)

• • • SIS Credit (Bulgaria)

• • • Business and Cultural Development Centre (KEPA)   (Greece)

• • • AFK (Kosovo)

• • • Horizonti (Macedonia)

• • • Microinvest (Moldova)

• • • Monte Credit  (Montenegro)

• • • PZFP (Poland)

• • • Vitas (Romania)

• • • Agroinvest, Opportunity Bank (Serbia)

• • • Hope (Ukraine)

The whole of MFC is excited for the creative ideas of our participants, and you surely are waiting as well to discover what #2020BWC will offer.

Stay tuned!

This communication activity has received financial support from the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation “EaSI” (2014-2020). For further information please consult: http://ec.europa.eu/social/easi The information contained in this communication does not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Commission.