The theory known as The Vicious Cycle of Poverty indicates that the greater the poverty, the lower the capacity of people to save and plan for the future. Citizens with low incomes use them to cover for their family’s basic needs, lacking saving capacity; therefore they cannot make investments and their productivity is low. Thus poverty is inherited from one generation to another.
Nearly 1 billion farmers in developing countries are trapped in such cycle. They need financing to carry out their work, but they are excluded from the financial and banking systems for different reasons; they do not have guarantees, they have no credit history, they live in remote areas, financial infrastructures do not reach their communities, they do not have an accredited identity ...This situation forces them to apply for very unfavorable loans. EthicHub provides them with a new solution
EthicHub’s mission is to improve the small farmers’ standard of living by increasing their productivity to raise their income and savings. With EthicHub we all win, because we truly believe a sustainable economy must be profitable to all the parties.