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ECLOF KENYA is a medium microfinance institution providing financial and non-financial services to micro, small and medium entrepreneurs in Kenya.

It was registered under the Companies Act (Cap 486) as a company limited by guarantee in 1994.

It provides services to the economically active micro, small and medium entrepreneurs in all sectors of the economy.

ECLOF KENYA is one of the National ECLOF Committees (NECs) of ECLOF International based in Geneva, Switzerland.

ECLOF International, which has been in operation since 1946, operates under the concept of a global family, with the local organizations subscribing to the global policy guidelines and adopting the minimum performance standards which clearly express the values, organizational policies and operating standards of ECLOF International.

ECLOF KENYA has steadily cut its niche in the market as a Microfinance that uplifts and transforms lives especially of the rural populace. The number of children and families that have benefited from ECLOF KENYA loans has motivated the management team to continuously develop fresh, market driven products that meet clients’ real needs.


New User? Register Here! System Log in Job Opportunities Events Calender		Loans Leadership Training Micro Credit Insurance		Government approves Kisumu Airport expansion The government has approved an extra 1.9 Billion shillings for upgrading Kisumu International Airport. World Bank to invest 157 Billion in water and energy The World Bank has announced that it will invest a whooping 157.7 Billion shillings in water and energy industries in Kenya. Inflation Rate Drops Kenyans may have a reason to smile soon, thanks to a steady drop in the inflation rate. Kenyan shilling gains versus US Dollar Kenyans can breathe a sigh of relief as the shilling begins to firm up against the dollar. This has been occasioned by Central Bank’s move to sell dollars to commercial banks, thereby helping stocks to edge higher. Government to spend more on roads upgrade The Government is expected to allocate 26 billion shillings this financial year for improvement and maintenance of rural roads, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Uhuru Kenyatta has said. Good News for Slum Dwellers Two thousand slum families in Nairobi are expected to move into their new modern houses for which they will pay just 10 shillings daily for five years. Food Prices escalate Prices of essential foodstuffs such maize and beans are steadily rising thanks to a weakening shilling. Tanzania remains adamant on maize ban Tanzania has declined to lift a ban on maize exports to Kenya despite requests for food assistance to alleviate a serious food shortage currently facing the country. Airlines scramble for the Kenyan market Air transport in Kenya is set for a major boost, thanks to close to 10 airlines who have expressed interest in flying to Nairobi. NCPB to boost services to farmers The Government, through the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) has put in place measures to ensure persistent shortage of fertilizer and seed is solved.