Buguwa Ii A Group

The group leader of this small group is Deborah Namukose. She is currently in the business of selling fish and is requesting a loan to expand her business. Deborah is 45 years old and is married. Her husband is a farmer. She has five children, whose ages range from age 10 to 20. Her children go to school. Each week, Deborah makes approximately UGX 15000 in profit. With the extra profits she will make with the help of a loan, she hopes to be able to repay the loan and pay the school fees for her children. Deborah has taken a loan from BRAC Uganda before, to the amount of UGX 300000, in order to start a wholesale business. Tthe loan was paid back on time.

Deborah is joined in her small group by Suzan Isabirye, Margret Kasubo, Esther Nakayiwa, and Aidah Katende. Suzan Isabirye has a business selling new clothing and wants to increase her stock. Margret Kasubo is currently operating a local brewing business and wants to buy a brewing machine. Esther Nakayiwa operates a farming business and wants to start trading coffee. Aidah Katende is operating a retail shop and is requesting a loan to buy more sacks of sugar.



About Group Loans
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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