Det går trögt att hitta platser att omsätta allt det stickade och lagret med färdigstickat växer hela tiden. Men som tur är växer även den utlånade summan för varje månad eftersom återbetalningarna kommer regelbundet. Nu har vi passerat 50.000 utlånade dollar. Här är de första nya låntagarna i november.
Initiativet med snåleldade vedspisar har nu kommit till Malawi och självfallet stöder vi det eftersom det minskar kvinnors arbetsbörda med att samla ved och minskar miljöpåverkan med utsläpp och risk för skogsskövling. Vi har också lånat ut till ett projekt i Tanzania som vill ge barn på landsbygden möjlighet att lära sig hantera datorer vilket säkert är ett måste även i Afrika i dagens läge, för att optimera möjligheterna att ta kontroll över sina liv.
I övrigt är det mest odlande kvinnor men det finns fortfarande pengar som ska ut i arbete igen så vi hittar säkert några handarbeterskor också i nästa vända. Tills dess önskar vi alla nya låntagare lycka till!
 | Hestian
Malawi
A loan to to mitigate CO2 & household air pollution, while also saving wood, money, & time by selling efficient cookstoves in Malawi.
$25.00 |
 | Pucarani Group
La Paz / El Alto, Bolivia
A loan to to buy seeds.
$25.00 |
 | Fathyi
Jabalia-Gaza Strip, Palestine
A loan to to buy a Solarium.
$25.00 |
 | Jasmin Group
Santa Clara La Laguna, Solola, Guatemala
A loan to to purchase new avocado trees & a variety of thread for her huipile making business.
$25.00 |
 | Sopheap Group
Prey Veng Province, Cambodia
A loan to to purchase natural fertilizer and rice seeds for her farm in order to increase the yields and her daily income as well.
$25.00 |
 | Gladys Clemencia
San Gabriel, Ecuador
A loan to to purchase compost and fertilizers.
$25.00 |
 | Blanca Amalia
El Salvador
A loan to buy better seeds and agricultural supplies to eliminate weeds and prepare the land where she plans on planting corn.
$25.00 |
 | Zenaida
San Juan, Alicia, Isabela, Philippines
A loan to purchase vegetable seedlings of bitter gourd, beans, string beans, bottle gourd, and squash.
$25.00 |
 | Fatmeh
Lebanon
A loan to to support a land reclamation, to be able to cultivate more vegetables and increase her income.
$25.00 |
 | Hannah
Thika, Kenya
A loan to to pay for irrigation equipment.
$25.00 |
 | Cirila
Mizque, Bolivia
A loan to to buy organic fertilizer to produce better crops to sell and earn more income for her family.
$25.00 |
 | Noong Luong 61 Group
Dien Bien, Vietnam
A loan to to have enough money to buy additional land for growing rice.
$25.00 |
 | Affordable Computers & Technology…
Moshi, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
A loan to to purchase a mix of PCs, laptops, and solar-powered projectors to impact the lives of 20,000 students in 50 primary schools across Tanzania next year.
$25.00 |
 | Metrine's Group
Chwele, Kenya
A loan to to purchase a solar light, and gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation.
$25.00 |
 | Emily's Group
Teso, Kenya
A loan to to purchase hybrid seeds and fertilizer to improve maize harvests.
$25.00 |
 | Alejandrina
Tiraque, Bolivia
A loan to to buy organic fertilizer and potato seeds to increase production and earn more income.
$25.00 |
 | Koeu's Group
Tbaung Khmum Province, Ponhea Krek district, Cambodia
A loan to to buy fertilizer and pay for harvesting fee, which is expected to increase productivity of her crop yield.
$25.00 |
 | Aida Noemi
San Gabriel, Ecuador
A loan to to purchase fertilizers for her crop of peas.
$25.00 |
 | Rosa Isabel
San Gabriel, Ecuador
A loan to to buy fertilizers.
$25.00 |
 | Josephine
Machakos, Kenya
A loan to to buy fertilizer, seeds, and other farm inputs to boost production.
$25.00 |
 | Cruz
Osicala, El Salvador
A loan to to pay rent on the land she cultivates with her husband and to pay for labor.
$25.00 |
