Återutlåning juni 2019

Här är de första nya låntagarna efter återbetalningarna i juni.

Vi önskar dem alla lycka till!

• Sayragul Talas, Talas region, Kyrgyzstan  A loan helps to pay for spring field work and fertilizers to increase her income from a good harvest of organic beans. $25.00

• Nuevo Cabrican Group Suchitepéquez, Guatemala  A loan helps to buy agricultural supplies to maintain her crops. $25.00

• Sr.exaltacion De Pampaconga Group Limatambo-Anta, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds, fertilizers, and other items. $25.00

• San Isidro De Salvacion Group Manu/Madre de Dios, Peru  A loan helps to buy compost, seeds, and other supplies. $25.00

• Rosa Imelda San Gabriel, Ecuador  A loan helps to rent a tractor, buy fertilizers and manure, and hire day laborers. $25.00

• Monicah Ngong, Kenya  A loan helps to buy more farming inputs to boost production. $75.00

• Dúo Princesas Group San Bartolome Milpas Altas, Sacatepéquez, Guatemala  A loan helps to invest in planting vegetables to sell. $25.00

• Rosa Irene El Carmen, Biolley, Buenos Aires., Costa Rica  A loan helps to improve the coffee crop. $25.00

• Las Rosas Lindas Group Quiche, Guatemala  A loan helps to purchase additional inventory for her traditional textile business. $25.00

• Gs Cementeras Group Gracias, Lempira, Honduras  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and micro-nutrient sprays for maintaining her coffee farm. $25.00

• Kantalathon Nosiri Khusrav, Tajikistan  A loan helps to purchase mineral fertilizers of high quality. $25.00

• Tubarzhan At-Bashy district, Naryn region, Kyrgyzstan  A loan helps to pay for springtime field labor in order to obtain a high yield of potatoes and increase her income. $25.00

• San Isidro De Salvacion Group Manu/Madre de Dios, Peru  A loan helps to buy compost, seeds, and other supplies. $25.00

• Bbcc Bienvenida Group Paucartambo - Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds, compost, and other items. $25.00

• Rosaline Eldoret, Rift Valley, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farm inputs such as fertilizers to improve her passion fruit business. $25.00

• Wardah Group Jadra, Lebanon  A loan helps to buy plastics and greenhouse needs. $25.00

• Gabriela Mishell Lita, Ecuador  A loan helps to buy supplies and pay laborers to clean her lime crops. $25.00

• Jandhabi Imphal East, India  A loan helps to purchase thread in order to expand her weaving business. $25.00

• Yehya Group Jib Jennine, Lebanon  A loan helps to buy seeds and pay for the land warranty fees in order to have her own agriculture business. $25.00

• Hadeel Mafraq, Jordan  A loan helps to buy materials to make trays in order to make an income from this craft. $25.00

• Joyce Kitale, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farming inputs, which she will use to improve her production and therefore earn more income from sales and elevate her living standards. $25.00