Återutlåning september 2020

Ungefär hälften av återbetalningarna för september är nu satta i arbete igen. Här nedan ser du vilka de nya låntagarna är. Om du vill veta mer om dem är det bara att klicka på namnet.

Vi önskar dem alla lycka till!

• Maria Esther

  Chinandega, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to buy more supplies such as thread and needles.

  $25.00

• Inés

  El cua., Nicaragua

  A loan helps to buy tools and equipment and to pay for labor for the cultivation of coffee.

  $25.00

• La Esperanza Group

  Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy a large quantity of threads for embroidery and inventory for her convenience store.

  $25.00

• Stephine

  Wewak, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea

  A loan helps to buy more dry cocoa beans to sell.

  $25.00

• Rudina

  Pogradec, Albania

  A loan helps a villager woman to pay for the autumn’s season planting expenses so she will be able to keep providing for her family.

  $25.00

• Bidhaa Sasa

  Nairobi, Kenya

  A loan helps To provide last mile electricity, sanitation, clean cooking & water solutions to rural East Africans during COVID-19 and beyond.

  $25.00

• Siokapesi

  Kala'au, Tonga

  A loan helps to buy clay, mangrove liquids and other materials useful for her tapa making business.

  $25.00

• Moringa Connect

  New Longoro, Ghana

  A loan helps To secure incomes for moringa farmers in rural Ghana during COVID-19 and beyond.

  $25.00

• Truphena

  Nyamira, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy farm inputs, such as fertilizers, to improve the quality of her tea farm and increase her income.

  $25.00

• Sabina

  Lospalos, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy yarn for her business.

  $25.00

• Ozoda

  Dj.Rasulov, Tajikistan

  A loan helps to purchase sewing equipment, expand her business, find new clients and increase profits.

  $25.00

• Las Nubes De Vatz Chocola Group

  Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy a variety of yarn.

  $25.00

• Katweyombeke Kyakabooga Group

  Hoima, Uganda

  A loan helps to set up a new cassava plantation.

  $25.00

• Esther

  Siongiroi, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy farm inputs which she will use to optimize her production thus enabling her to improve her production.

  $25.00

• María

  Jinotega, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to sow 1.25 manzanas [approximately 10,500 square meters] of onion.

  $25.00

• Sabas

  San Sebastián de Yalí, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to provide maintenance to two manzanas of coffee.

  $25.00

• Flora

  Nandi Hills, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy certified fertilizer to improve a farm's tea crop production.

  $25.00

• Wendy Patricia

  Ciudad El Triunfo, El Salvador

  A loan helps to buy agricultural supplies and to pay for labor to prepare the land and plant corn.

  $25.00

• Marvellous

  Kamwenge, Uganda

  A loan helps to buy a piece of land to farm.

  $25.00

• Enriqueta

  Jinotega, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to plant a manzana of onions.

  $25.00

• Mujeres De Agua Escondida Group

  Cunen, El Quiché, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy rolls of multicolored yarn to continue making more product.

  $25.00

• Kiramuhinzi Group

  KABARORE, Rwanda

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers, seeds, and irrigation water pipes.

  $25.00

Garndonation från Ingrid

 

Tusen tack Ingrid för drygt 1,2 kg superfint bomullsgarn! Det kommer nog att omvandlas till klänningsliv. Det finns mycket tyg i passande färger så att det kan bli många fina flickklänningar.

Kanske kan garnet också kombineras med annat bomullsgarn och bli till någon barnvagnsfilt och några stickade kassar. Det är alltid så roligt att fantisera om vad en ska göra när en ny garndonation trillar in. Tids nog hoppas vi, att vad det än blir av garnet  kommer det att göra nytta i världen, genom att vi får in mer pengar som vi kan placera i mikrolån via Kiva.

Tusen tack också till Britt-Mari som förmedlat garndonationen!

Fortsatt återutlåning augusti 2020

Nu verkar det som den förlamning som drabbade hela världen i samband med alla nedstängningar på grund av coronapandemin börjar släppa. Om de förväntade återbetalningarna trillar in, handlar det om att varje månad pytsa ut runt 1000 dollar i nya lån. Det gällde åtminstone den här månaden. Förhoppningsvis fortsätter det så.

Nu önskar vi alla nya låntagare lycka till!

• Ennid Andrea

  San José, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy farming supplies and new plants to maintain her coffee farm, to improve her crops, and increase her income.

  $25.00

• 05_Kawral Mory Samba Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• Muslima

  A. Jomi, Tajikistan

  A loan helps to purchase mineral fertilizers and vegetable seeds.

  $25.00

• Rita

  Jinotega, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to grow carrots and broccoli.

  $25.00

• Mukadas

  Shahristan, Tajikistan

  A loan helps to purchase a sewing machine and supplies to expand her embroidery business.

  $25.00

• Damaris

  Tharaka-Nithi, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy a biodigester to save money and improve her farm.

  $25.00

• Chepkorir

  Kericho, Kenya

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

  $25.00

• Dosta

  Kosovo

  A loan helps to build a new greenhouse which will help her to plant more and to sell more vegetables in the season.

  $25.00

• Yến

  Thanh Hoá, Vietnam

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and seedlings to grow fruit trees.

  $25.00

• Toakase

  Fahefa, Tonga

  A loan helps to buy pandanus from Ha'apai for her weaving, and also pay for the exportation of their crop containers.

  $25.00

• Twitezimbere Ryaruganzu Group

  Gicumbi, Rwanda

  A loan helps to purchase more fertilizer, seeds etc to use in the field.

  $25.00

• 05-Penda Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertiliser.

  $25.00

• 05-Ndimbalante 04 Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• 10 Aissatou Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to buy seeds for farming.

  $25.00

• Yoxaja 6 Group

  Suchitepéquez, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy agricultural supplies to look after her coffee crop.

  $25.00

• Cruz Hermila

  San Gabriel, Ecuador

  A loan helps to buy farming supplies and to hire workers to help with cultivating peas.

  $25.00

• M Activas Pena Blanca Group

  Solola, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy more raw materials such as threads, bricho, dye, and rhinestones to be able to deliver textile orders on time.

  $25.00

• Nilufar

  Panjakent, Tajikistan

  A loan helps to buy a new sewing machine and fabrics in order to increase production capacity and expand her business.

  $25.00

• Nelly Oliveth

  Cartago, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy supplies for planting coffee.

  $25.00

• Tejedoras Group

  Santiago de Atitlán, Sololá, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy beads in various colors and sizes as well as thread for use in the beaded jewelry and textile business.

  $25.00

• Marie's Best Female Farmers Group

  Warneh 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 with a higher yield.

  $25.00

• Eunice

  nyeri, Kenya

  A loan helps to support her to buy more melon and banana seedlings to plant.

  $25.00

• Gloria

  Huancavelica, Peru

  A loan helps to plant potatoes, increasing her production, and selling them.

  $25.00

• Fotima

  Kumsangir, Tajikistan

  A loan helps to purchase various types of crops.

  $25.00

• Rosa Imelda

  San Gabriel, Ecuador

  A loan helps to buy agricultural supplies and pay for day labor.

  $25.00

• Flor De Parraxche Group

  Santa María Chiquimula, Totonicapán, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy two wooden looms complete with tools and thread for the weaving business.

  $25.00

• Daice

  Kitale, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy certified and hybrid seeds to improve her horticulture farming and elevate her living standards, as well as to educate her children.

  $25.00

• Santa Elena Group

  Carapegua, Paraguay

  A loan helps to buy fabric, paints, etc. for making crafts.

  $25.00

• Silila

  Ma'ufanga, Tonga

  A loan helps to buy mulberry for her tapa-making business.

  $25.00

• Jessica

  Alicia, Bohol, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and seedlings.

  $25.00

För första gången, lager av regnbågsfärgat

 

Det har stickats regnbågsfärgade vantar i flera år och de har snabbt omvandlats till mikrolån. Nu har operation sticka slut på det som finns på bottenplan i huset (där garn till redan eller inom en snar framtid  planerade projekt finns), tillsammans med coronakrisen som gör att vi inte kan möta några kunder, gjort att det för första gången finns ett litet lager av regnbågsfärgade vantar. Det kan möjligen gå att knåpa ihop ett par regnbågsfärgade vantar till, men efter det saknas de flesta färger utom blått.

Nu är det svårt att veta vad en ska hoppas mest på inför framtiden. En garndonation där de flesta saknade färger trillar in, eller en möjlighet att möta kunder för att tömma lagret. När en tänker efter är det nog det senaste alternativet. Även om de regnbågsfärgade vantarna tar slut finns det andra färger att välja på. Eftersom alla lager håller på att svämma över alla bredda är det nog att få möta kunder föra att få möjlighet att minska dem som faktiskt står högst på listan.