And although in its beginnings they began improving the reality of Mexican communities, their vision was always more ambitious: to transform the lives of women and families in places with difficult access, without thinking about borders.
This dream not only added more and more people every day, but the idea of being part of a large-scale transformative movement generated such enthusiasm that by 2020 Finvivir had become a large family, with more than 1,800 employees working shoulder to shoulder in 60 offices throughout Mexico, sharing the same purpose: to improve people's lives and build environments where well-being is a reality for everyone.
With a more solid and specialized structure, the organization took a step further, taking its mission of transforming lives to Peru in 2021, and shortly after, to Colombia in 2022 —turning each achievement into a celebration of positive impact for thousands of families, a reflection of a mission that is fulfilled and transcends countries. In August 2025, we officially reached the Philippines, opening operations in San Fernando and Bohol, continuing our journey of empowering communities and transforming lives across the world.
We focus on women aged 18 to 70 in rural areas. We have provided 10 million loans, helping over one million women.
We serve socioeconomic levels C, D, and E, which account for approximately 21.6% of the population, according to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the World Bank.We offer formal financial services to this segment, facilitating their economic inclusion.
We target the 47% of women within the 19.3% of the rural population, primarily in levels D and E.Through programs that promote economic and personal development, we aim to strengthen their opportunities.
In a context where 24.8% of the population lives in rural areas and 49% are women, we focus our services on levels C, D, and E (based on data from the UNFPA and the World Bank), offering tailored solutions to reduce inequality, improve quality of life, and expand economic opportunities in these communities.
At the heart of our mission is to continue our commitment by improving the lives of women in the Philippines, a group that makes up 49% of the total population. We aim to expand their opportunities, foster economic inclusion, and support their personal and professional growth.
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