Återutlåning april 2019

Nu har vi passerat 88 000 utlånade dollar och det känns onekligen fint. Här finns en blandning av odlande och handarbetande kvinnor. Den första låntagaren som presenteras nedan är en man. Det är väldigt sällan vi väljer att låna ut till män men den här mannen vill göra så att fler fattiga personer får tillgång till rent vatten. Det är också angeläget. Därför gör vi ett undantag.

Nu önskar vi alla nya låntagare lycka till!

• Emile Nyamata, Rwanda  A loan helps to buy a delivery van to reach more customers who could not previously afford clean drinking water. $25.00

• Esmeralda San José, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy supplies and pay labour costs to help with her coffee harvest and so improve her family's quality of life. $25.00

• Magdaline Eldoret, Rift Valley, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farming inputs such as certified seeds and high nutrient fertilizers to improve her output, make more sales revenue and raise the living standard of her family. $25.00

• Mame Fama's Group Senegal  A loan helps to buy rice seeds and fertilizer for rice cultivation. $25.00

• Hawa Ntungamo, Uganda  A loan helps to purchase mulches for the banana plantation, to improve the yields. $25.00

• Ma. Luz Escalante, Negros Occidental, Philippines  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and other farm supplies. $25.00

• Stellah Nyamira, Kenya  A loan helps to purchase farming inputs such as high-nutrient fertilizer and certified seed. $25.00

• Serina Kyotera, Uganda  A loan helps to buy fertilisers for the banana plantation for quality production. $25.00

• Habiba Handeni Town, Tanzania  A loan helps to increase her farm production of maize. $25.00

• Isayana San José, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy leather, fabric, needles, thread, shoe punchers, among other supplies. $25.00

• Eman Jerusalem, Palestine  A loan helps to buy threads, beads, and other needed tools for her work. $25.00

• Kunan Llankarisum Group Huayopata-La Convencion -Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to purchase seeds and fertilisers. $25.00

• Amazonas Group El Alto, Bolivia  A loan helps to buy wool at wholesale. $25.00

• Dedeh Lebak, Indonesia  A loan helps to build a water pump. $25.00

• Aman Hebron, West Bank, Palestine  A loan helps to buy olive wood, tools, and supplies needed for her work. $25.00

• Ofelia Atsabe, Timor-Leste  A loan helps to buy more seeds, manure, and some new farming equipment for her farm. $25.00

• Sarabana Savudrodro, Fiji  A loan helps to buy more raw materials for her home-made earrings. $25.00

• Jui Nadia, India  A loan helps to purchase more threads and expand her weaving business. $25.00

• Safarmo J.Rumi, Tajikistan  A loan helps to buy mineral fertilizer and seed so she will have a more successful harvest to sell in the local market. $25.00

• Amie K's Female Farmers Group Makeh 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 and getting higher yields. $25.00

• Cynthia Manica, Mozambique  A loan helps to buy quality inputs, including certified seeds, in order to produce better quality vegetables the whole year. $25.00

• Mary Murang'a, Kenya  A loan helps to buy more farm inputs to improve production of tea and fruits. $50.00

• Emprendedoras De Chinche Group Maranura - La Convencion -Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizers. $25.00

• Rosa Maria Santa Barbara, Honduras  A loan helps to buy agricultural inputs and fertilizer. $25.00