Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group


Status: Paid Back

$3,575.00   Loan Request
$3,575.00   Paid Back

About the Group

Group Name: Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group
Group Members: Sitan Coulibaly
Koumba Sanogo Koumba Sanogo
Rokia Coulibaly Rokia Coulibaly
-Djenebou Daou -Djenebou Daou
Minata Dembélé Minata Dembélé
Fanta Tounkara Fanta Tounkara
Founé Traoré Founé Traoré
Fatoumata Coulibaly Fatoumata Coulibaly
Awa Diabaté Awa Diabaté
Location: Koutiala, Mali
Activity: Restaurant

About the Loan

Loan Amount: $3,575.00
Loan Use: To buy rice and condiments for catering
Repayment Term: 8 months - View details below
Lenders Repaid: Monthly
Currency Exchange Loss: Covered
Date Listed: Jun 1, 2009
Date Disbursed: Mar 25, 2009
Date Funded:Jun 10, 2009
Loan Ended:Oct 15, 2009

About the Country

Country:Mali
Avg Annual Income:$1,200.00
Currency:Communauté Financière Africaine Francs BCEAO (XOF)
Exchange Rate:504.5080 XOF = 1 USD



The women of the group Djamadjigui are all married and average 37 years of age. They are the mothers of at least 6 children and live in the village of Kimparana, in San prefecture, Segou region. They do different kinds of work, such as food catering and selling condiments.


To expand their businesses, the group members decided to join the Soro Yiriwaso loan program three years ago. The loan amount of the sixth solidarity loan (group loan) is 200,000 francs CFA per client. All five preceding loans were correctly repaid.


The current loan will be used to buy sacks of rice and all sorts of condiments. The merchandise is acquired from Sikasso and San from wholesalers. The group members sell nicely-cooked rice at the crossroads of Kimparana. There, they have tables for selling condiments in front of the eateries.


The women of the group each plan to realize 160,000 francs of profit in the course of this cycle. In addition to the loan payments, they will address common family expenses.

Translated from French by Dan Kuey, Kiva Volunteer


Les femmes du groupe Djamadjigui toutes mariées, ont en moyenne 37 ans, et sont mères d’au moins 6 enfants .Elles vivent dans le village de Kimparana préfecture de San région de Ségou
Elles mènent différentes activités telles, la restauration et la vente de condiments alimentaires.
Pour augmenter la taille de leurs activités, les membres ont décidé d’intégrer le programme crédit de Soro Yiriwaso depuis trois ans. Le montant de ce sixième prêt solidaire (prêt de groupe) est de 200.000 FCFA par cliente et tous les cinq prêts précédents ont été correctement remboursé.
Le prêt actuel sera utilisé pour acheter des sacs de riz et toutes sortes de condiments alimentaires. Les femmes du groupe Djamadjigui vendent du riz bien cuisiné au carrefour de Kimparana. Elles ont des tables pour la vente de condiments devant les gargotes.
Elles se procurent des marchandises à partir de Sikasso et de San auprès des grossistes.
Elles comptent réaliser chacune 160 000 FCFA. de bénéfice au cours de ce cycle. En plus du remboursement des prêts elles feront face aux dépenses courantes de la famille.



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Journal entries for Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group


Loan has been disbursed
 
Entrepreneur: Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group
Location: Koutiala, Mali

Thank you for your loan. It has been disbursed to Djamadjigui (l’espoir des Hommes) Group, consisting of Sitan Coulibaly , Koumba Sanogo Koumba Sanogo , Rokia Coulibaly Rokia Coulibaly , -Djenebou Daou -Djenebou Daou, Minata Dembélé Minata Dembélé , Fanta Tounkara Fanta Tounkara, Founé Traoré Founé Traoré , Fatoumata Coulibaly Fatoumata Coulibaly , Awa Diabaté Awa Diabaté by Soro Yiriwaso, a partner of Save the Children in Mali. We are excited to watch this business grow. Over the 5 months of this loan, Soro Yiriwaso, a partner of Save the Children will be collecting repayments from this entrepreneur and posting progress updates on the Kiva website.


Posted by from Koutiala, Mali
Jun 11, 2009
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PREMIER ET DERNIER FEED BACK
 
Entrepreneur: Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group
Location: Koutiala, Mali

Les femmes du groupe Djamadjigui de l’association Fasso Kanou de Kimparana ont effectivement acheté du riz et des condiments alimentaires de toutes sortes à Sikasso et San pour la restauration. Elles ont également vendu des condiments au carrefour de Kimparana. Le prêt a permis d’augmenter le niveau des activités et entraîner une augmentation de la demande et des ventes. Selon les femmes du groupe Djamadjigui les perspectives sont bonnes car les ruptures de stocks sont rares et les clients sont satisfaits.


Posted by Moussa Fofana from Koutiala, Mali
Oct 5, 2009
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Kiva Help Repayment Schedule for Djamadjigui (l’espoir Des Hommes) Group

  Expected Repayments Actual Repayments Comments
August 2009 $1,787.49 $1,787.50 Repayment Received
September 2009 $595.83 $595.82 Repayment Received
October 2009 $595.83 $595.83 Repayment Received
November 2009 $595.85 $595.85 Repayment Received