OUR VISION
KLBSL aims to be a leading part of the national movement in reduction of poverty with the active involvement of people of deprived level and their escalation to national level.
Kalilka Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd. is a 'D' class bank licensed from Nepal Rastra Bank under the Bank and Financial Institution Act, 2063. It started financial transaction on Bhadra 4, 2067. It modified conventional banking practice by removing the need for collateral and created a banking system based on mutual co-operation, trust, participation and accountability. KLBSL provides credit to the economically deprived of different ethnic groups and religion in rural areas; thus assisting in fulfillment of their entrepreneurship dream, with or without collateral as per KLBSL loan policy. At KLBSL, we believe that credit is a cost-effective weapon to fight poverty as it helps in the overall improvement of socio-economic conditions of the people who have previously been kept outside the banking orbit. We aim to assist the government in its national goal of poverty reduction.
We provide microfinance services to the target people i.e. micro-loan, deposit, and remittance services through a network of 100 branch offices throughout 36 districts.
KLBSL aims to be a leading part of the national movement in reduction of poverty with the active involvement of people of deprived level and their escalation to national level.
The mission of KLBSL is to identify the local resources and maximize its utilization to empower deprived group of locals by providing financial assist.
Promoting local production by involvement of marginalized people by providing access to microfinance services.
+ Provide financial services to targeted number of people (1000000) by expanding services to rural areas of Nepal., + Create financial awareness, entrepreneurship and provide skills for livelihood to the people in rural areas. + Develop a well-managed, sustainable, and technically capable institution with highly motivated and skilled human resources. + Achieve operational and financial self-sufficiency.
2024-06-10