Återutlåning oktober 2019

• Äntligen presenteras de nya låntagarna efter återbetalningarna i oktober. Det har varit så mycket annat att skriva om att presentationen helt enkelt fått stå tillbaka. De sista dollarna på kontot kommer förhoppningsvis att hinna ut i världen innan november månads återbetalningar trillar in.
  
  

  • Girasoles De Xeatzan Group Patzun, Chimaltenango, Guatemala A loan helps to buy thread for her textile business, as well as fertilizer for the farm. $25.00

  • Alice Vihiga, Kenya A loan helps to hire land so that she can improve her farm production and help a woman with a history of valor to support her family. $25.00

  • Eunice Kapsowar, Kenya A loan helps to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for crop cultivation for this woman with a good credit history. $25.00

  • Loy Kagadi, Uganda A loan helps to purchase manure for her coffee plantation. $25.00

  • Oun Kampong Cham, Cambodia A loan helps to buy farm supplies. $25.00

  • Aniseta Fugalei, Samoa A loan helps to buy taro roots, banana tube, a wheelbarrow, shovel, rake, water tank and hand gloves. $25.00

  • Eulogia Hidalgo, Mexico A loan helps to buy a biodigester to turn her farm waste into resources to expand her corn production. $25.00

  • Gulchehra Istaravshan, Tajikistan A loan helps to purchase mineral fertilizers and seeds to develop her farming business. $25.00

  
  
  
  
  

  Kubaho Cb Group Rwanda A loan helps to buy more beans and maize. $25.00

• Huda shuafat, Jerusalem, Israel A loan helps to acquire additional beehives. $25.00

• 09_Gpf Dadodiop Gae Group Senegal A loan helps to buy tomato seeds and fertilizer for farming.  $25.00

• Betty Kericho, Kenya A loan helps a repeat borrower with good credit standing to buy farm inputs to improve her corn productivity, leading to increased profits to support her children until they finish school. $25.00

• Elsa San Ramón, Sabalito, Coto Brus, Costa Rica A loan helps to purchase necessary fertilizers, soil amendments, and supplies to tend her coffee crops. $25.00

• Teo Mpigi, Uganda A loan helps to buy mulch for her coffee plantation. $25.00

• Fatmata's Master Farmers Group Rokupr, Sierra Leone A loan helps to pay for improved seeds, organic inputs and a tractor rental. $25.00

• Zubaida Amanbaevo village, Kara Buura district, Talas region, Kyrgyzstan A loan helps to pay for harvesting to increase her income from organic beans. $25.00

• Rosemary Kagadi, Uganda A loan helps to buy fertilizers for her sugar cane plantations to boost growth and production. $25.00

• Arusyak Abovyan, Armenia A loan helps to pay for plowing and sowing of her land, to have a prosperous harvest and increase her income. $25.00

• Christine Nakuru, Kenya A loan helps to purchase farm inputs like seedlings and fertilizer. $25.00

• Maria Becora, Timor-Leste A loan helps to buy seeds and equipment for her farming business. $25.00

• Tejedoras De Pasayeneba Group Santa Catarina Ixtahuacan, Guatemala A loan helps to increase the textile business, Juana requests the 1st loan from Kiva to buy yarn in various colors at the wholesale level. $25.00

• Esther Boane, Mozambique A loan helps to buy two tropicalized greenhouses to improve her vegetable production to sell in the market in order to improve her income and also support her community. $25.00

• Gladys Yomaira La Dolorosa de Priorato, Ecuador A loan helps to buy fertilizers and other agricultural inputs for the farming of broad beans. $25.00

• Maria Aurelia Peña Blanca, Honduras A loan helps to buy fertilizers and compost. $25.00

• Susuana Kumasi - Tafo, Ghana A loan helps to buy farm inputs for increased cocoa yields. $25.00

• San Antonio De Ancahuachana Group La Convencion / Santa Ana, Peru A loan helps to buy manure, seeds and fertilizers. $25.00

• Mary Nyahururu, Kenya A loan helps an ever smiling mom to purchase farming inputs, such as fertilizer and hybrid seeds, to boost this caring mother's production quality. $25.00

• Isata's Female Farmers Group Patebana Masinbo Village, Sierra Leone A loan helps to pay for improved seeds, organic inputs, and a tractor rental which will allow her to escape a subsistence lifestyle by farming a larger area with a higher yield. $25.00

• Lilliana Palmira, Pittier, Coto Brus, Puntarenas, Costa Rica A loan helps purchase seeds, fertilizers and supplies to improve and maximize her tomato crops. $25.00

• Najwa Bethlehem- West Bank, Palestine A loan helps to buy olive wood and tools needed for her work. $25.00