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Mastercard’s Strive initiative is built on a monetary commitment of USD 250 million

The Strive initiative is targeted at aiding over 5 million businesses throughout the Latin American, African, European, Middle Eastern, and Asian geographies

Sakshi K S by Sakshi K S
September 24, 2021
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Mastercard has presented a campaign with a preliminary commitment of USD 25 million to enhance the fiscal resilience and development of businesses that were affected by the COVID19 pandemic around the world.

This initiative is called the Strive initiative. It is targeted at aiding over 5 million micro and small businesses throughout the Latin American, African, European, Middle Eastern, and Asian geographies. The Strive initiative will allow companies to access resources and tools required to incorporate digital technology advancements in the post-pandemic period, stated Mastercard.

Mastercard’s Strive Initiative

The Strive initiative is built on a monetary commitment of USD 250 million, by Mastercard, to back financial security for micro and small-sized businesses.

Almost 90% of businesses and 50% of employment around the world comprises micro and small businesses. These businesses are essential sponsors of job formation and global economic growth.

The COVID19 pandemic has created a great necessity for firms to shift to digital portals and processes. This endeavor has not only birthed a great number of opportunities for businesses but also initiated the wrath of failure.

The IMF estimates that the global economy will expand by 6% this year after the deep recession witnessed in 2020. According to the World Trade Organization’s estimations, the capacity of the global merchandise trade drooped 5.3% last year and is expected to rise 8% this year.

The Mastercard company stated that the Strive initiative is aimed at cementing the fiscal resilience of small businesses to support their growth and development from the pandemic effects. This will be facilitated by a transition to the digital world.

Under this initiative, by Mastercard, global portals will collaborate with local programs to attend to the challenges of the most helpless small business organizations around the globe.

The program is backed by Caribou Digital and will aid businesses to utilize tech resources to digitize their financial and back-office operations, to enhance market accessibility.

Founder of the UK-based Caribou Digital, Chris Locke, stated that the partnership with a network of organizations, the Strive initiative will facilitate valuable resources to foster digitalization and innovation.

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Sakshi is a professional content writer engaging readers with gripping business news stories.

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