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Nathan Mallonee talks with Michelle Wijaya, Will Kendall, and Vicky Madzure from HOPE International's Savings Group team about developing their theory of change. HOPE SG Theory of Change Visual Summary: https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCVisual HOPE SG Theory of Change Detailed Visual : https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCDetail HOPE SG Theory of Change Resource Guide: https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCRESOURCE Also, Will has clarified that there are over 7,500 churches that have been equipped through HOPE's Savings Group program. To get in touch with Michelle Wijaya, you can email her at: MWijaya@Hopeinternational.org
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Nathan Mallonee talks with Michelle Wijaya, Will Kendall, and Vicky Madzure from HOPE International's Savings Group team about developing their theory of change. HOPE SG Theory of Change Visual Summary: https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCVisual HOPE SG Theory of Change Detailed Visual : https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCDetail HOPE SG Theory of Change Resource Guide: https://hopeinternational.box.com/HOPESGTOCRESOURCE Also, Will has clarified that there are over 7,500 churches that have been equipped through HOPE's Savings Group program. To get in touch with Michelle Wijaya, you can email her at: MWijaya@Hopeinternational.org
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