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Reports on CLM (Chemen Lavi Miyò)

Our Chemen Lavi Miyò (CLM) or “The Pathway to a Better Life” program empowers Haiti’s poorest women to lift themselves and their families out of ultra-poverty and into self-sufficiency, with hope and vision for their futures.

Pathway to Sustained Exit From Extreme Poverty (March 2019)

CLM Program: Impact on Children

Technique Niveau_A Frame by Agronome CLM

Learning Brief: Who Are The Ultra-Poor? (Jan 2019)

Baseline Study into the Situation of Ultra-Poor Children (Sept 2018)

Poverty, voice and advocacy: a Haitian study

To End Poverty by 2030: The Business Case for Investing in Graduation

CLMD: 6 Month Extension Analysis

Final Report CLMD

Targeting Documentation: Steps for Identifying the Ultra Poor for Fonkoze’s Chemen Lavi Miyo Program, Karishma Huda

Sustaining Graduation: A Review of the CLM Programme in Haiti, Concern Worldwide and Fonkoze (2014)

BDI Research Brief: “Graduating out of extreme poverty: who succeeds?”, Karishma Huda, Sandeep Kaur, Anasuya Sengupta, Nicolina Lamhauge (2011)

Overview of Fonkoze’s Chemen Lavi Miyo, Micro-Credit Ratings International Ltd.

CLM: 24-Month Evaluation

A graduation pathway for Haiti’s poorest: Lessons learned from Fonkoze

Widening the Exit Doors: Lessons from Fonkoze, CLM

Kraze Barye Lamize: Sa nou aprann nan pwogram CLM Fonkoze

Other Technical Reports

2021 Social Impact Data Report_SFF

AKSYON Final Report

HealthAffairs: Microfinance institutions’ Successful Delivery Of Micronutrient Powders: A Randomized Trial In Rural Haiti

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