Lidia Laura Rodriguez's Group

Lidia, Delia, and Yesica are part of the Cielo community bank. Lidia has been a member for one year while Delia and Yesica joined four months ago. In the community bank they have learned to be responsible, punctual, and to save. They have also learned how to avoid sickness, avoid domestic violence, and how to use contraceptives. They mentioned that they really like their bank organizer, who is dynamic and happy.

Lidia is 25 years old. She lives with her partner and three year old daughter. Lidia has been raising cattle for two years. She raises her cattle in the town of Sacsmarca in the district of Huascahura. In addition, during the week, Lidia travels to different markets buying fruits, vegetables and grains and then selling them in the city of Ayacuho.

Delia is 27 years old. She lives with her partner and two young children. By profession she is a teacher but currently is running a business selling cosmetics. She has been selling cosmetics to her friends and families for one and a half years.

Meanwhile, Yesica is 30 years old. She also lives with her partner and two young children. Yesica transports clothing from the city of Lima and then sells it to friends, families, and different institutions. Together with her husband, Yesica travels to the city of Andahuaylas to buy different grains and then sells them in Ayacucho. She learned this business from her in-laws.

Lidia, Delia, and Yesica need loans of 200, 400, and 400 soles (3 soles = $1), which they will use to buy pork, colognes, perfumes, cosmetics, pants, and shirts.



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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a group of individuals bound by a group guarantee. Under this arrangement, each member of the group supports one another and is responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members if someone is delinquent or defaults. Learn more

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