Återutlåning oktober 2017

Oktober månads återbetalningar har i hittills resulterat i lån till ett antal kvinnliga odlare, några handarbeterskor och två större projekt i Ghana som syftar till att på olika sätt förbättra villkoren för småskaliga odlare.

Vi fortsätter med återutlåningen för oktober och önskar alla nya låntagare lycka till!

• Zhypara Bokonbayevo, Kyrgyzstan  A loan helps to purchase high quality wool and two new sewing machines to increase production of traditional handicrafts and employ 3 women in Kyrgyzstan. $25.00

• Conchita PALAYAN, NUEVA ECIJA, Philippines  A loan helps to buy seeds to plant and fertilizer for the easy growth of their crops. $25.00

• Hripsime Stepanavan, Armenia  A loan helps to buy a lot of bee families for her farm. $25.00

• Guoeu Group Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia  A loan helps to buy organic fertilizer and other supplies to improve her cassava grove. $25.00

• Naa Sakle Accra, Ghana  A loan helps women shea nut pickers get 20% higher prices by linking them to markets. $50.00

• Chivizhe Group Chihota, Zimbabwe  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and seed. $25.00

• Mary Canlaon, Negros Oriental, Philippines  A loan helps to purchase fertilizers and other farm supplies. $25.00

• Ziada's Group Kilolo North, Tanzania  A loan helps to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation. $25.00

• Elena Ungheni, Moldova  A loan helps to harvest the agriculture land and to purchase a cultivator. $25.00

• Anna Alahkuma-Bamenda, Cameroon  A loan helps to pay for clearing, tilling, seedlings, manure, weeding and farm tools. $25.00

• Bella Maranura Group Maranura - La Convencion -Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to purchase seeds and fertilizers. $25.00

• Matilsha San Juan, Puerto Rico  A loan helps concalma with working capital, manufacturing 400 units of handbags and distributing with 5 new international retailers. $25.00

• Mavuno Harvest Accra, Ghana  A loan helps to increase smallholder farmers’ incomes by buying unsold fruit that would otherwise go to waste and selling it as dried fruit. $50.00

• Marina Alcira Perú, Cajamarca, San marcos, Peru  A loan helps to purchase organic fertilizer. $25.00

• Casa De Jesus Group Zunil, Quetzaltenango, Guatemala  A loan helps to buy farm tools like rakes, machetes and hoes, to prepare the soil of her farm. $25.00

• Hilda Soledad Otavalo, Ecuador  A loan helps to increase production of cape gooseberries as working capital. $25.00

• Grupo Catavi Group La Paz / El Alto, Bolivia  A loan helps buy seeds and fertilizer wholesale. $25.00

• Nairong Group Kandal Province, Cambodia  A loan helps to purchase fertilizer and to pay for plowing costs. $25.00

• Ang Nua 23 Group Muong Ang, Vietnam  A loan helps to buy fertilizer for coffee trees; the profit will be used to cover her children's tuition fees. $25.00