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The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has repeatedly called for the complete dismantling of the Hustler Fund. Citing profound structural deficiencies, the KHRC states the fund has failed to meet its goals of poverty alleviation and financial inclusion. A critical report, "Failing to Fund Human Rights and Development," asserts that the fund is a 'colossal failure' after three years. The demand for dissolution comes amidst scrutiny over an alleged 10 billion Kenyan Shilling default in loan repayments, raising questions about management and accountability.
The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has called for the complete dismantling of the Hustler Fund, citing profound structural deficiencies that undermine its effectiveness and sustainability. A critical report released on Monday by the commission, titled “Failing to Fund Human Rights and Development,” asserts that the fund has not achieved its intended goals of poverty alleviation and financial inclusion.
The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has called for the complete dismantling of the Hustler Fund, a move that is facing strong opposition from the Kenyan government.
The Kenya Human Rights Commission has declared the Hustler Fund a "colossal failure" after three years in operation. This assessment comes as part of ongoing scrutiny into the fund's effectiveness.
The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has called for the immediate dissolution of the Hustler Fund due to an alleged 10 billion Kenyan Shilling default in loan repayments. This demand comes amidst heightened scrutiny over the fund's operational efficiency and its impact on beneficiaries.
A significant controversy has erupted within the Hustler Fund following the alleged failure to recover over 10 billion Kenyan shillings. This development raises questions about the management and accountability of the critical government initiative aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises.