Återutlåning juli 2020

Vi fortsätter att låna ut till organisationer som arbetar med mikrolån och som blivit påverkade av pandemin, men också till enskilda kvinnor och grupper som har tillräckligt med framtidstro för att söka nya lån (vill du veta mer om någon av dem, klick på namnen). Världen kommer kanske att gå vidare trots allt.

Vi önskar alla nya låntagare lycka till!

• Tatiana

  Riscani, Moldova

  A loan helps to buy some decorative poultry to set up a mini-farm and build a small pool for them.

  $25.00

• Interactuar

  Medellín, Colombia

  A loan helps entrepreneurs and internally displaced populations restart their businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

  $25.00

• Digital Divide Data

  Nairobi, Kenya

  A loan helps to support work-study youth in Kenya, Cambodia, and Laos during COVID-19.

  $25.00

• Sgs Soluciones Patrimoniales

  Mexico City, Mexico

  A loan helps To rebuild operations and serve 1100+ rural families whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis in Mexico.

  $25.00

• Boyenba Group

  Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

  A loan helps to buy the raw materials for making soap to sell.

  $25.00

• Carmen Xinia

  San José, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy farming supplies for her coffee plantation to improve her crops, to increase her income and her household economy.

  $25.00

• Dúo Estrellitas De Tecpan. Group

  Tecpan Guatemala,Chimaltenango, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy thread to make woven products to sell.

  $25.00

• Sreytouch

  Kandal, Cambodia

  A loan helps to buy basil seeds and fertilizer for her farming business.

  $25.00

• Ikhlas

  Madaba, Jordan

  A loan helps to buy the material she needs to make the local art she is famous for to nurture the passion she has for her region in others.

  $25.00

• Cecilia Esperanza

  Tulcán, Ecuador

  A loan helps to purchase seeds, manure and fertilizers.

  $25.00

• Namanegbzanga Bonsrima Group

  KOUBRI, Burkina Faso

  A loan helps to purchase 11 sacks of fertilizer for cultivation and to utilize the profits to pay for an ox for field work.

  $25.00

• Cevi

  Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines

  A loan helps to finance new loans for borrowers affected by the COVID-19 crisis and to support CEV's liquidity needs while they are unable to operate their business as usual.

  $25.00

• Lidian

  China Kicha, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to purchase supplies and fertilizers for her bean crops.

  $25.00

• Sanoh's Best Female Farmers Group

  Matoko, Sierra Leone

  A loan helps to pay for seeds, organic inputs, and tractor rental, which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence existance by farming a larger area and producing a higher yield.

  $25.00

• Edith

  litein, Kenya

  A loan helps to purchase farm inputs (fertilizers and seeds) for a single mom of three children to boost her yields and improve her sales.

  $25.00

• Deborah

  Bomet, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy a biodigester to save money and pay for her kids' education.

  $25.00

• Mona

  Ramtha, Jordan

  A loan helps to support her home-based sewing business with raw materials.

  $25.00

• Virgilia

  Lospalos, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy seeds and equipment for her farming business.

  $25.00

• Jetty

  Cartago, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy materials to make clothing, and raw materials for her food business, to improve her income and the well-being of her family.

  $25.00

• Alba

  Alpha, Gutierrez Brown, Coto Brus, Puntarenas, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy a sewing machine and fabric for her small dressmaking business.

  $25.00

• Elibeth

  Alpha, San Vito, Coto Brus, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to purchase supplies and fertilizers for her coffee crops.

  $25.00