Mosula Satupaitea Centre - Group 2

Asoleaga Ioane (39, married, 6 children): purchase fishing equipment to catch and sell fish and sea cucumbers.

Atafasia Gray (45, married, 8 children): purchase flour, sugar, butter and yeast to bake and sell pork cake (lumps of dough with pork in the center), donuts and snacks.

Liga Siaosi (43, married, 5 children): purchase a weed-killing sprayer, fertilizer, knife, filing (sharpener) and chemicals to harvest and sell cabbages, taro and tomatoes.

Matuu Iuli (37, married, 6 children): purchase a box of noodles, a sack of sugar, a lantern, boots and a fishing spear to sell snacks, donuts and ice cakes (ice cream) and fish.

Nuanona Lautaf (29, married, 2 children): purchase a sewing machine, fabric, pesticides and fertilizer to make T-shirts and to grow vegetables.

Seilagi Lepa (53, married, 7 children): purchase a weed-killing sprayer, 4 bush knives, pesticides and fertilizer to grow and sell taro.

Sita Semu (51, married, 7 children): purchase a box of noodles, candy, sugar, a dozen eggs and pork cakes to make and sell snacks, ice cakes and eggs.

Sivake Oti (42, married, 4 children): purchase a fishing net, a weed-killing sprayer and fishing line to both grow taro and to fish.



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