Founded in 2009, Fundación Capital is a pioneer in inclusive finance and a testing ground for innovation in asset-building, working to eliminate poverty by expanding access to training, capital and productive opportunities. By aligning public policy, market mechanisms and advances in digital technology, Fundación Capital enables millions of poor families to live their ambitions and decide for themselves how to manage, grow and invest their resources. Working closely with government and private sector partners, they design, implement and provide technical assistance for initiatives across four primary issue areas: Inclusive Finance, Economic Citizenship, Digital Solutions for the Poor and Post-Conflict & Territorial Development. 
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