Fortsatt återutlåning september 2020

Förutom nya lån blev det den här månaden också en liten donation till Kiva. Det är ju tack vare dem det är så enkelt att göra skillnad i världen idag. Vi har nu passerat 110 000 utlånade dollar och har medverkat till att mer än 4300 låntagare har fått sina mikrolån. Vi är övertygade om att det ändå gjort en liten gnutta skillnad.

Nu önskar vi alla nya låntagare lycka till!

• María

  San Sebastián de Yalí, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and foliar supplies for her corn and bean crops.

  $25.00

• "subeh" (Women Supporting Women) Group

  Maforay Village, 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

• Gwiza Agric Sub Grp A Group

  Rwanda

  A loan helps to buy more Irish potato seeds to grow Irish potatoes.

  $25.00

• Vasiti

  Solove, Fiji

  A loan helps to purchase raw materials for weaving mats.

  $25.00

• Olta

  Lushnja, Albania

  A loan helps to buy olive and citrus trees for planting at this young lady's family land, so in a few years her family will produce olive oil for their consumption and citrus for selling.

  $25.00

• Jaqueline

  Nicaragua

  A loan helps to maintain 10.2 acres of harvestable coffee and 3.4 acres of coffee in development.

  $25.00

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  $5.00

• Lib Solar

  Monrovia, Liberia

  A loan helps to purchase solar home systems that will be financed for rural customers in Liberia.

  $25.00

• María

  Jinotega, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to plant 1.25 manzanas of onions.

  $25.00

• Glenda

  Labrador,Pangasinan, Philippines

  A loan helps to purchase more bicycles to sell in the community.

  $25.00

• Lorna Adriana

  Cartago, Costa Rica

  A loan helps to buy supplies and pay for workers to assist with her harvest, which will increase her production and improve her income and her family's quality of life.

  $25.00

• Geraldine

  Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and other farm supplies.

  $25.00

• Maria

  Same, Timor-Leste

  A loan helps to buy more manure, vegetable seeds, and some new farming equipment.

  $25.00

• María

  San Sebastián de Yalí, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to plant seven 'manzanas' [land measurement] of beans and three manzanas of corn.

  $25.00

• 05-Bock Beug Beug Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to purchase seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• 05-And Tacku Ligueye Group

  Senegal

  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizer.

  $25.00

• Malia

  Fua'amotu, Tonga

  A loan helps to buy some more mulberry plants for her business of making tapa.

  $25.00

• Teresa

  Wiwili, Nicaragua

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and supplies in order to provide good assistance to her crops of chia, corn and beans.

  $25.00

• Thelma

  Kabankalan, Negros Occidental, Philippines

  A loan helps to buy fertilizers and other farm supplies.

  $25.00

• Dhimitra

  Bilisht, Albania

  A loan helps to pay for the autumn season's seeds and planting expenses so she will be able to keep running her farm and providing for her family.

  $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

• Emily

  Sotik, Kenya

  A loan helps to buy farm inputs such as fertilizer to grow more crops and help create hope for her this season.

  $25.00

• Begaiym

  Ken-Aral village, Talas region, Kyrgyzstan

  A loan helps to pay for field work to grow organic beans.

  $25.00

• Rosas De Guadalupe Group

  Nahualá, Sololá, Guatemala

  A loan helps to buy thread and colorful traditional clothing to resell.

  $25.00