Fortsatt återutlåning juni 2017

Här är några till lån som vi bidragit till med hjälp av återbetalningarna för juni. Det blev ovanligt många handarbetarskor den här gången.

• Roeun's Group Takeo province, Borey Chulsa district, Cambodia  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and organic pesticide for her rice farmland. $25.00

• Papiya Nadia, India  A loan helps to expand her hand loom business to sell more hand-woven saris. $25.00

• Shezeena Multan, Pakistan  A loan helps to buy embroidery raw material such as thread, fancy cloth, sequins, and pearls of various colors in advance, to have in stock for her embroidery business. $25.00

• Grupo Solidario Pamanzana Group Tecpan Guatemala,Chimaltenango, Guatemala  A loan helps to buy materials for making woven products to sell. $25.00

• Margaret Bungoma, Kenya  A loan helps to buy seeds and expand her horticultural farm. $25.00

• Kholbibi Shahrituz, Tajikistan  A loan helps to buy mineral fertilizers to improve her harvest. $25.00

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  Clera Honiara, Solomon Islands  A loan helps to pay for one big pump spray, wheel barrow, axe, knife, file, tractor fees, vegetable chemicals and fertilizer for her farm. $25.00

• Bartolina Sisa Group La Paz / El Alto, Bolivia  A loan helps to buy seed.

• Divino Niño Jesus Group Caacupe, Paraguay  A loan helps to buy clay in bulk to make pottery. $25.00

• Limari Aibonito, Puerto Rico  A loan helps replace outdated equipment, build much needed infrastructure, and gain working capital to expand our production, in order to meet our ever increasing demand. $25.00

• Veronica Calarasi, Moldova  A loan helps to buy 2 hectares of agricultural land, for planting vines. $25.00

• Alofa Vaitoloa, Samoa  A loan helps to buy taro roots (seedlings), banana tube (seedlings), a wheelbarrow, rake, shovel, water tank, and hand gloves. $25.00

• Fatima Kaduna, Nigeria  A loan helps to purchase improved farm inputs that will increase farm yield. $25.00

• Tekoporave Rekavo Group Santaní, Paraguay  A loan helps buy seeds, fertilizers, and other supplies. $25.00

• Rukhsana Multan, Pakistan  A loan helps to buy paper for making and selling envelopes. $25.00

Två babyfiltar av Tant Koftas garn

Förutom alla ponchos av Tant Koftas garn har nu två babyfiltar blivit klara. Den stora diagonalstickade helt och hållet av Tant Kofta garn medan det till den lite mindre också gått åt en del smånystan av annat bomullsgarn. Det är bra sätt att göra av med restgarner men om jag ska gör en till på samma sätt ska jag nog knyta ihop garnstumparna. Det blev väldigt mycket efter när jag försökte sticka in garnbytena. Många små tottar som stack ut måste pillas in på baksidan.

Återutlåning juni 2017

Det har som vanligt gått bra för de flesta av våra låntagare och nu är återbetalningarna på gång ut i världen igen. Här presenteras en första omgång nya låntagare.

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