Source: Japan 7 Days
Date: Saturday September 24, 2011
by: Minori Takao
A new business model called the "social fund" is giving hope to
businesses in the areas afflicted by the March earthquake and tsunami.
The approach allows anyone who wants to help a organization revive
itself get the process going by contributing funds. As little as 10,000
yen ($130) is acceptable.
More than 40,000 small and midsize firms in
the three hardest-hit prefectures are thought to have suffered damage.
Many of them have been unable to take out new bank loans because of
existing debts for previous purchases. The "social fund" could be their
last resort.
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