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ECLOF KENYA is a medium microfinance institution providing financial and non-financial services to micro, small and medium entrepreneurs in Kenya.

It was registered under the Companies Act (Cap 486) as a company limited by guarantee in 1994.

It provides services to the economically active micro, small and medium entrepreneurs in all sectors of the economy.

ECLOF KENYA is one of the National ECLOF Committees (NECs) of ECLOF International based in Geneva, Switzerland.

ECLOF International, which has been in operation since 1946, operates under the concept of a global family, with the local organizations subscribing to the global policy guidelines and adopting the minimum performance standards which clearly express the values, organizational policies and operating standards of ECLOF International.

ECLOF KENYA has steadily cut its niche in the market as a Microfinance that uplifts and transforms lives especially of the rural populace. The number of children and families that have benefited from ECLOF KENYA loans has motivated the management team to continuously develop fresh, market driven products that meet clients’ real needs.


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