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Muslim Aid Bangladesh (MAB)

Muslim Aid Bangladesh (MAB) provides Emergency Loan Services to support vulnerable and disaster-affected families during times of crisis. This service is designed to help households recover quickly from unexpected shocks without pushing them deeper into poverty.

Purpose of the Emergency Loans

The Emergency Loans Service aims to:

  • Provide immediate financial relief during emergencies

  • Protect families from borrowing from informal money lenders

  • Support livelihood recovery and basic needs

  • Ensure dignity and self-reliance for affected communities

Who Can Benefit

Emergency loans are provided to:

  • Disaster-affected households

  • Ultra-poor and marginalized families

  • Existing MAB clients facing sudden financial crises

  • Families affected by floods, cyclones, fire incidents, health emergencies, or livelihood loss

Key Features of the Emergency Loans

  • Collateral-free financing

  • Quick approval and disbursement

  • Client-friendly repayment system

  • No additional burden on borrowers

  • Designed to support recovery, not dependency

Types of Emergencies Covered

  • Natural disasters (floods, cyclones, flash floods)

  • Fire incidents

  • Sudden health or medical emergencies

  • Livelihood shocks due to climate or economic crisis

Integrated Support Approach

Emergency loans are complemented by:

  • Livelihood recovery assistance

  • Community awareness and training

  • Social welfare support (food aid, WASH, medical support where applicable)

MAB’s Commitment

MAB works closely with government institutions, regulatory bodies, and development partners to ensure transparency, accountability, and effectiveness. Our emergency support programs are implemented across 30 districts through our extensive branch network.

Impact

Through emergency financing and support. Families regain income stability Livelihood activities are restored Dependence on high-interest loans is reduced Communities build resilience against future shocks