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- Community_Development_Finance_Association abstract "The Community Development Finance Association (CDFA) is the voice for providers of fair and affordable finance. It represents and supports a strong national network of community development finance institutions or CDFIs. CDFIs provide simple responsible credit to people and businesses across the UK. By providing finance for disadvantaged and underserved communities, CDFIs bring wealth, well-being and economic prosperity to these areas. According to CDFA research, in 2013, CDFIS in the UK helped to start 8,000 businesses, created and saved over 17,000 jobs and saved over 26,000 people from payday lenders.The CDFA provides support, funding and networking services to CDFIs, raise their profile with government and investors, and seek to create a positive environment for their continued growth and success.".
- Q5154721 abstract "The Community Development Finance Association (CDFA) is the voice for providers of fair and affordable finance. It represents and supports a strong national network of community development finance institutions or CDFIs. CDFIs provide simple responsible credit to people and businesses across the UK. By providing finance for disadvantaged and underserved communities, CDFIs bring wealth, well-being and economic prosperity to these areas. According to CDFA research, in 2013, CDFIS in the UK helped to start 8,000 businesses, created and saved over 17,000 jobs and saved over 26,000 people from payday lenders.The CDFA provides support, funding and networking services to CDFIs, raise their profile with government and investors, and seek to create a positive environment for their continued growth and success.".