WEAN Nepal
Women's Entrepreneurship Association, micro-credit
Other Industries · Company
About WEAN Nepal
A micro-credit institution focused on financial inclusion for Nepali women, empowering millions with small loans that fuel small businesses, education, and household resilience in communities banks rarely reach.
- MillionsWomen served
- Micro-creditCore service
- NationwideField footprint
Part of VOITH Other Industries
Micro-credit, insurance, automotive care, and diplomatic services, diversified industrial, financial, and consular offerings across Nepal.
Overview
In depth
WEAN Nepal (Women's Entrepreneurship Association of Nepal) is a micro-credit institution under the VOITH Organization group, focused on financial inclusion for Nepali women.
Small loans, large outcomes, WEAN extends credit and confidence to women excluded from formal banking, enabling them to start and grow small businesses, invest in education, and build household resilience.
WEAN is one of the most concrete forms of long-term economic impact VOITH operates, reaching millions of Nepali women and quietly carrying the weight of everyday financial life in communities across the country.
By channelling capital to entrepreneurs banks rarely reach, WEAN aligns with VOITH's broader mission of pioneering prosperity, bolstering the standard of living, knowledge, and quality of life for people in Nepal.
Highlights
What sets us apart
Financial inclusion at scale
Capital that fuels small businesses, education, and household resilience, extending credit to Nepali women in communities where formal banking has limited reach.
Long-term economic impact
WEAN creates lasting change through entrepreneurship, one of VOITH's most direct contributions to Nepal's social and economic development.
Services
What we offer
- Micro-credit for women entrepreneurs
- Small business startup loans
- Education and household resilience financing
- Field operations and community outreach
- Financial literacy support
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