Det är som vanligt mest odlande kvinnor, bland annat flera grupper av kvinnor som överlevt ebolaepidemin i Sierra Leone och nu kämpar för att få ordning på sina liv. Men det finns också några handarbetande kvinnor. Nu önskar vi dem alla lycka till!
Aunty K's Ebola Survivors Group
Moyorba Village, Sierra Leone
A loan helps to pay for improved seed, organic inputs and tractor rental which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield.$25.00
Salamatu's Female Farmers Group
Makeneh Bana Village, Sierra Leone
A loan helps to pay for improved seed, organic inputs and tractor rental which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield.$25.00
Impact Hub
Accra, Ghana
A loan helps to purchase a generator for stable electricity, improve its space to make better working conditions for entrepreneurs, and attract and retain top talent to achieve its vision.$25.00
B’Enam & Co
Guatemala, Guatemala
A loan helps to increase production of fair-wage, ecological textiles.$25.00
Shpresa
Kosovo
A loan helps to buy embroidery materials so she can work and provide for her family.$25.00
Mujeres De Amistad Group
Aldea Los Encuentros, Sololá, Guatemala
A loan helps is requesting a loan to buy beads by the kilo & cones of thread for making her 'dream-catchers'.$25.00
Anima
Nadia, India
A loan helps to expand handloom business to sale more hand-woven saris.$25.00
María Lorena
El Transito, El Salvador
A loan helps to rent 2 hectares of agricultural land to cultivate corn, and to buy some agricultural supplies.$25.00
Katia
San Ramón de Coto Bruss, Costa Rica
A loan helps katia to buy inputs and coffee.$25.00
Sreang
Kampong Chnang Province, Chol Kiri District, Cambodia
A loan helps to buy fertilizers and seeds for her farmland.$25.00
Ana By Karma
Thimphu, Bhutan
A loan helps to develop a new product which will help create additional income opportunities to Bhutanese weavers.$25.00
Sector Morales Group
San Antonio Ilotenango, Quiché, Guatemala
A loan helps maria is requesting a loan to invest in her traditional textile business & plans to buy a variety of different colors of thread at the wholesale level.$25.00
Maureen
Petauke, Zambia
A loan helps to enable her obtain a solar water pump to improve the irrigation system at her farm.$25.00
Prosperity Farmers Group
Rolayan, Sierra Leone
A loan helps to pay for improved seed, organic inputs and tractor rental which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield.$25.00
Yanahuara San Isidro Group
Yanahuara-Urubamba-Cusco, Peru
A loan helps to buy seeds, fertilizers, corn, and other supplies.$25.00
Rita
San Carlos, La Amistad, Costa Rica
A loan helps to maintain and improve the coffee crop.$25.00
Lower Legetio Women Group
Nakuru East, Kenya
A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizer for increased production and increase her income to provide food and clothing for her family as well as pay school fees for her children.$25.00
Ryna's Group
Preah Vihear Province, Kulen District, Cambodia
A loan helps to purchase more fertilizer and pay the plowing fee to improve her rice farm so it grows well.$25.00
