Millions of the world's poorest - mostly women - who are unable to provide the necessary collateral to
secure a traditional loan are turning to microcredit institutions for help. These institutions
give "micro" loans, often for less than $100, to those for whom the entrepreneurial spirit is
still in its purest, most basic form. Whether it's through milking a buffalo, selling tortillas, or
weaving cloth, most borrowers are able to pay back their loans - and have enough profits to reinvest in
their businesses, their homes, and their children.
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