USAID DEC
AID grant agreement no. 674-0312-G-SS-3031-00 to the National Stokvels Association of South Africa (NASASA) to create a revolving fund for the establishment of new regional operations as well as diversification of NASASA products and credit facilities in urban areas in South Africa under the South Africa shelter and urban development support [SUDS] project
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AID grant agreement no. 674-0312-G-SS-3031-00 to the National Stokvels Association of South Africa (NASASA) to create a revolving fund for the establishment of new regional operations as well as diversification of NASASA products and credit facilities in urban areas in South Africa under the South Africa shelter and urban development support [SUDS] project
1993
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