Talk:Zidisha
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editHello fellow Wikipedians,
I propose the addition of the following link http://www.huffingtonpost.in/entry/zidisha-vs-kiva-zip_b_4854516
A brief .. Zidisha vs. Kiva Zip this article is authored by the founder of Zidisha. The information about Kiva Zip is taken from public sources. Zidisha and Kiva Zip are both experimental web platforms that aim to use person-to-person lending approaches to reduce the cost of microloans in developing countries. How are they different?