Citi, DEG Extend Over P1.5 Billion to OnePuhunan for Women Entrepreneurs
Microfinance lender OnePuhunan in the Philippines has secured over P1.5 billion (approx. $26 million USD) from Citi and German development finance institution DEG to expand lending to women entrepreneurs. The funds will support female borrowers aiming to improve business productivity and increase incomes.
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