What does ECLOF stand for?

Ecumenical Church Loan Fund

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Samples in periodicals archive:

It noted that within the ecumenical community, the idea of micro-credit has given birth to initiatives like Oikocredit and the Ecumenical Church Loan Fund.

Pioneer of microcredit movement takes home 2006 Nobel Peace Prize

I thank the Lord Jesus Christ for giving us the [Swiss-based] Ecumenical Church Loan Fund because without it, my family would not be where we are now," said SO-something Estrella Baliang, who buys and sells socks, jackets and other clothes.

Small loan, big difference

The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund likes the micro-credit idea so much it gave $40,500 to the Ecumenical Church Loan Fund in response to an appeal to Anglicans in 1998.

Small loans can make big changes for poor