Grameen Foundation, founded in 1997, is a non-profit organization influenced by the work of Nobel Laureate Professor Mohammad Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank and a global leader in the fight against poverty. It played a major role in the financial inclusion movement, taking the lead on a global scale. Their priorities focusing on most vulnerable groups, especially women, and work diligently to improve their worldwide access to financial services, sustainable means of earning a living, and healthcare and nutrition. It connects underserved individuals to crucial resources like information, markets, funding, and skill-building chances through the use of digital technology. They enable people to accumulate wealth, handle crises, reduce risks, and strengthen their resilience through formation of strong partnerships with banks, financial institutions, farmer associations, and agricultural businesses.