EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH MICROFINANCE.

We believe in the Transformative power of small loans to uplift communities and foster Economic Independence.

EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH MICROFINANCE.

We believe in the Transformative power of small loans to uplift communities and foster Economic Independence

BREAK BARRIERS, BUILD BUSINESSES.

Our Impactful Training Initiatives are dedicated to fostering business growth, and uplifting women entrepreneurs in small business development.

BREAK BARRIERS, BUILD BUSINESSES.

Our Impactful Training Initiatives are dedicated to fostering business growth, and uplifting women entrepreneurs in small business development.

About WEDAC

WEDAC (Women Empowerment Development Agency) is a Microfinance Institution focused on provision of financial services to rural households mainly women.

WEDAC Highlights

33,978

Women Impacted through WEDAC Microfinance.

20.3Bil Tshs

Worth of Loans Disbursed

17.8Bil Tshs

Group Loans Disbursed

2.5Bil Tshs

Individual Loans Disbursed

68%

Clients Who are small holder farmers

115%

Annual average repayment since inception

Why Empower Women in Tanzania?

51% of Tanzanian population is women who make up a significant portion of the labor force working in informal sectors including agriculture, small business trading, and the service industry.

Economic Impact

Women contribute significantly to the economy in both formal and informal sectors.

Health and Education

Educated and empowered women are more likely to prioritize the health and education of their children contributing to overall community well-being.

Social Equity

Empowerment helps address gender disparities and promote social justice, combat gender – based violence, leading to more equitable opportunities and rights for women and girls.

Advocacy and Leadership

Empowered women contribute to more diverse and effective leadership. Their perspective and leadership can drive positive changes in policies and societal attitudes.

Testimonials.

“The loan from WEDAC helped me secure better quality produce and set up a more appealing stall at the market. I can now offer a variety of vegetables to my customers and keep my business running smoothly. It’s been a tremendous boost to my business.”

Amina Chaga

Sells Vegetables at local market

Amina Chaga

“With the help of the loan from WEDAC, I was able to purchase new sewing machines. This has not only improved our efficiency but also allowed us to offer a wider range of services. The financial assistance was crucial in taking my business to the next level.”

Sheha A. Ahmed

Tailor Shop Owner

Amina Chaga

“Securing a loan was a game-changer for my salon. It allowed me to expand my services and create a more welcoming space for my clients. The support I received from WEDAC was invaluable, and it has significantly contributed to the success of my business.”

Rehema Lothi

Salon Owner

Amina Chaga

“The loan I received was a lifeline for my restaurant. It allowed me to renovate the space, upgrade kitchen equipment, and expand our menu. The investment has brought in more customers and significantly increased our revenue. I’m so grateful for the support from WEDAC Microfinance —it truly made a difference in our growth.”

Glory Mfinanga

Local Restaurant Owner

Amina Chaga