The extremely poor people have traditionally been left out of microcredit services because of self-exclusion, social-exclusion or institutional exclusion. The basic reasons for this exclusion are vulnerable socio-economic conditions of the extremely poor and a lack of self-confidence, initiatives and support. In such a reality, PKSF launched its microcredit program for the extremely poor in 2004 to include those excluded from traditional financial services. PKSF implements the ‘BUNIAD’ program to serve the extremely poor people. Later in 2014 the program was renamed `BUNIAD’.
IN FY 2025-26 (upto 30 April 2026)
LOAN DISBURSED TO POs
BDT 1.94 Billion
LOAN OUTSTANDING WITH POs
BDT 4.90 Billion
AT A GLANCE
IN FY 2025-26 (upto 30 April 2026)
0.43 Million
BORROWERS
FROM POs TO BORROWERS
LOAN DISBURSEMENT
BDT 11.43 Billion
LOAN OUTSTANDING
BDT 7.35 Billion
AVERAGE LOAN SIZE
BDT 0.033 MILLION
The extremely poor people have traditionally been left out of microcredit services because of self-exclusion, social-exclusion or institutional exclusion. The basic reasons for this exclusion are vulnerable socio-economic conditions of the extremely poor and a lack of self-confidence, initiatives and support. In such a reality, PKSF launched its microcredit program for the extremely poor in 2004 to include those excluded from traditional financial services. PKSF implements the ‘BUNIAD’ program to serve the extremely poor people. Later in 2014 the program was renamed `BUNIAD’.
TREND OF LOAN DISBURSEMENT UNDER BUNIAD
(PKSF to Partner Organizations
