= Overview<br/> =
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There are many students on campuses across America who are working on solutions for the developing world. These solutions range from $2 birth kits that prevent women in India from giving birth in unsanitary conditions and solar lights, to corn shellers, irrigation pumps and bicycle-powered phone chargers. However, students fall short if/when they don't figure out the sustainable mechanisms to bring the product to market. The students who succeed create win- win solutions for entrepreneurs in the developing world who can increase their personal income by being distributors and resellers. Kiva, and other microfinance organizations, may serve as a platform for American students who are looking at those types of world-changing solutions.
= Impact Achieved For Students And Campus<br/> =
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The Kiva Internship Program has been providing rich, educational experiences for students who can dedicate 6 months, part-time, to work on high impact projects with Kiva. In addition to working with their teams, Kiva provides a robust microfinance and career development program, including monthly microfinance classes, professional development workshops, a professional development club and an alumni network of over 300 Kiva Intern alums. The in-depth projects students contribute to during their internship help them build a career in the International Development and Social Enterprise fields, as well as open them to a network of mission focused non-profits and tech startups.
= Steps Required To Bing Resource To Campus<br/> =
<span style="font-size:small">Visit Kiva's website for more information. ''kiva.org''</span>
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