“For Ukrainians who have forcibly immigrated and want to start a business or buy equipment: we offer simplified access to credit tailored to their needs.”
It is thanks to this advertisement published on Facebook by the Georgian bank Crystal Bank that Irina Datsenko was able to preserve the jobs of the employees of her restaurant.
“I saw this advert several times on social networks,”
says this Ukrainian based in Batumi, a seaside resort on the Black Sea, in Georgia.
One of my friends benefited from a microcredit and was very satisfied with it.
I submitted a request and it was quickly accepted.”
This refugee who left her country shortly before the war opened the Just Like Home café, and hired around twenty of her fellow refugees in Georgia.
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