Saletagaloa Salelologa Centre - Group 1

The women will use their loans for the following purposes:

Faaiviivi Fiu (54, married, 5 children) to purchase a spade, pesticides, knives, a planting stick, a filing, and a wheelbarrow for her fruit and vegetable (taro, yam, cocoa, bananas and other produce) business.

Luisa Ioapo (43, married, 5 children) to purchase chemicals, knives, weed killer, a sack of sugar, plastic, and concentrate for her vegetable (taro and banana) and ice cake (ice cream) businesses.

Nive Fiu Samasoni (21, married, 1 child) to purchase chicken legs, corned beef, fish, spam, noodles, sugar, rice cheese, gel, tea, and other items for her retail shop.

Ana Evile (52, married, 8 children) to purchase pesticides, a knife and a wheel barrow for her fruit and vegetable (taro, bananas, cucumbers, pumpkins and tomatoes) business.

Tusiga Tuafono (54, married) to purchase a fishing net, a hook and a spear for her fish business.

Malie Setu (42, divorced, 6 children) to purchase a weed killer, pesticides, 2 bush knives, and a knife filing.

Pelita Fiu (62, married, 9 children) to purchase pesticides, fertilizer, a wheel barrow, seeds, and a bush knife for her fruit and vegetable (cabbages, tomatoes, cucumbers) business.

Mema Tautua (50, married, 6 children) to purchase fertilizer, a filing, a knife, pesticides, and a fishing net for her taro and fish businesses.

Lulu Toluono (34, married, 4 children) to purchase an elei board, x-ray designs, brushes, threads, material, paints and shelves for her clothing business.

Rosa Fagaese Pupi (28, married, 2 children) to purchase barbed wires, rice, nails, hammer, and knives to raise chicken chickens and make handbags.

Siutu Logi (21, married, 3 children) to purchase a weed killer, pesticides, planting stick, a knife, a filing, and a spade.

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