Återutlåning oktober 2020

Nu rullar det på nästan som vanligt igen, med uppåt 1000 dollar i återbetalning varje månad. Det innebär att vi trots att vi inte kan träffa några presumtiva kunder och pytsa in mer pengar i systemet, ändå kan göra stor nytta i världen. Vi har nu passerat 111 000 utlånade dollar! Här presenteras de första nya låntagarna efter oktober månads återbetalningar.

Vi önskar dem alla lycka till!

• Yolanda

  Bayawan, Negros Oriental, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and farm supplies.

  $25.00

• Dulcia

  Aileu, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer, vegetable seeds, and farming equipment for the following harvest.

  $25.00

• Winfred

  Tala, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• Mary

  Tala, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy farm inputs such as seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• Anina

  Lospalos, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy yarn for her business.

  $25.00

• Adora

  Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija, Philippines

  A loan helps to purchase fertilizer for her crops.

  $25.00

• Crisanta

  Bais, Negros Oriental, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilzers and other farm supplies.

  $25.00

• Grupo Chacalte Sis 05 Group

  Suchitepéquez, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy agricultural inputs for this year's corn crop.

  $25.00

• Rosalina

  Aileu, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer, vegetable seeds and farming equipment for the following harvest.

  $25.00

• Eva Rosalina

  Ciudad Barrios, El Salvador

  A loan helps to pay labor costs for the harvesting of her crops. She will also buy farm supplies for the second planting of the year.

  $25.00

• Sarath

  Battambang, Cambodia

  A loan helps to buy pineapple trees and fertilizer to support her farming business.

  $25.00

• Tania Melisa

  Masaya, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to pay the expense of preparing and maintaining her cassava fields.

  $25.00

• Dina Maria

  Santa Cruz de Yojoa, Honduras

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and manure for her crops.

  $25.00

• Francisca

  Patuca, Olancho, Honduras

  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and soil amendments.

  $25.00

• Sama's Female Farmers Group

  Roketteh, Sierra Leone

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

  $25.00

• Memunatu's Female Farmers Group

  Makaray 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

• Kathleen

  San Juan, Puerto Rico

  A loan helps us promote the bike, prepare the kiosk, provide mechanic and bike school services.

  $25.00

• María Isabel

  San José, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy supplies for planting legumes and construction materials for her greenhouse to start the project and improve her family's wellbeing.

  $25.00

• Hawa's Female Farmers Group

  Roketteh, 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

• Aurora

  El cua., Nicaragua

  A loan helps plant a field of malanga (taro).

  $25.00

• Marissa

  Siaton, Negros Oriental, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and other farm supplies.

  $25.00

• Fermin Chumbe Group

  Tarapoto, Peru

  A loan helps to maintain her crops, to pay laborers to harvest corn, and to buy products to sell such as plantains; she wants to improve her income.

  $25.00