Caminando Al Futuro Group


Status: Paid Back

$3,675.00   Loan Request
$3,675.00   Paid Back

About the Group

Group Name: Caminando Al Futuro Group
Group Members: Teresa Chura (not pictured)
Trinidad Choque
Hortencia Zapana (not pictured)
Norah Mamani
Julia Colque
Ruiz Juana (not pictured)
Felipa Mallea
Braulia Mamani
Yolanda Condori (not pictured)
Martin Mamani
Angela Michme
Maruja Chura
Victoria Quispe
Lucia Ramos
Modesta Quispe
Cecilia Porco
Sonia Lupa
Melia Mamani
Elvira Alejo
Fransisca Ruiz
Justina Espinoza
Location: El Alto / La Paz, Bolivia
Activity: Food Market

About the Loan

Loan Amount: $3,675.00
Loan Use: Working capital to expand their business
Repayment Term: 9 months - View details below
Lenders Repaid: Monthly
Currency Exchange Loss: Covered
Date Listed: May 19, 2008
Date Disbursed: Jun 9, 2008
Date Funded:May 26, 2008
Loan Ended:Jan 19, 2009

About the Country

Country:Bolivia
Avg Annual Income:$2,817.00
Currency:Bolivia Bolivianos (BOB)
Exchange Rate:7.3450 BOB = 1 USD



21 people are part of the association “Walking to the Future” that belongs to the focal centre of Villa Exaltacion in the city of El Alto.

There are different activities in the group, for example clothes sales, hand knitted sweaters, general stores, but the main activity is food.

Francisca sells beef meat, Teresa prepares a variety of lunches, Julia sells fast food (burgers and French fries with sliced hot dog sausages). However, with the sale of these items they can only make the minimum income to cover their daily expenses and rent, not only for their houses but also for their businesses; they need more working capital to hire helpers and expand their businesses and this way make more income and improve their quality of life.

Translated from Spanish by Sofia Burt, Kiva Volunteer.



Veintiún personas forman parte de la asociación “Caminando al Futuro” que pertenece al centro focal de Villa Exaltación de la ciudad de El Alto.


Existen diferentes actividades dentro el grupo por ejemplo la venta de buzos, chompas tejidas a mano, tiendas de consumo, pero la actividad principal se centra en la comida.

Francisca vende carne vacuna, Teresa prepara almuerzos variados, Julia vende comida rápida (hamburguesas y salchipapas). Pero con la venta de estos alimentos solo consiguen ingresos mínimos para cubrir gastos diarios y alquileres tanto de sus casas como de sus negocios, necesitan mayor capital para contratar ayudantes y ampliar sus negocios de esta manera conseguir mayores ingresos para mejorar su calidad de vida.


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Lenders to this group

Chris
Verona, WI
United States

Mike
chicago, IL
United States

Jon
Otis Orchards, WA
United States

Isabel
Grand Prairie, TX
United States

Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA
United States

Chuck
San Francisco, CA
United States

Rosana
Esther, Alberta
Canada

sweet pea
Ottawa,
Canada

GMJEC
Abu Dhabi,

Morgan
New Westminster, British Columbia
Canada

Chester
Houston, TX
United States

Anonymous
Seattle, WA
United States

Josh & Amanda
Seattle, WA
United States

The Petersons
Virginia Beach, VA
United States

John
Columbus, OH
United States

Pamela
Canoelands, New South Wales
Australia

Keith
Seattle, WA
United States

classe II I
Roma, Roma
Italy

Alex
Munich,
Germany

Anonymous
Boston, MA
United States

Bryan
Glasgow, FL
United Kingdom

Odd
Albir, Alicante
Spain

Melissalalalala
Mineral Point, WI
United States

Vicki
Smithton, Tasmania
Australia

Val & Derek
Thornton, Colorado
United States

Kaisa
Espoo,
Finland

Anne & Nathan
Atlanta, GA
United States

Miguel
Madrid, Madrid
Spain

Teresa
Newnan, GA
United States

Onno
Leidschendam, Zuid-Holland
Netherlands

Jerry
Saint Paul, MN
United States

Fran
Aloha, OR
United States

Megan & Gareth
Dallas, Texas
United States

Elizabeth
Somerville, MA
United States

Seattle Laptop
Seattle, WA
United States

Keri
Newton Highlands, MA
United States

Anonymous
Old Bridge, NJ
United States

Sam Snyder
Lawrence, KS
United States

Anonymous
Livingston, NJ
United States

Edward
Courtenay, BC
Canada

Jonathan
Medfield, MA
United States

Laurent D
Brussels,
Belgium

David
Portland, OR
United States

Dirk
AALST, Europe
Belgium

Tom
Chicago, IL
United States

Anonymous
Denver, CO
United States

Lori
Santa Rosa, CA
United States

Mario
Vienna, VA
United States

kristine
Biggera Waters, Queensland
Australia

Colin
Los Angeles, CA
United States

Laura
Bothell, WA
United States

Alex
Saint-Petersburg, n/a
Russian Federation

NBL Solutions
Willow Vale, Queensland
Australia

Richard
Madeley, Western Australia
Australia

Vy Mai
New Orleans, LA
United States

Cees
Deventer,
Netherlands

Christine
Windsor, Victoria
Australia

Martin
Berlin,
Germany

John and Georgia
Brisbane, Queensland
Australia

Zachary

Morocco

Diana
Auckland, New Zealand,
New Zealand

Ray
Kingsbury, TX
United States

Ramin
gainesville, FL
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Scott & Nubia
Fairfield, CT
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Journal entries for Caminando Al Futuro Group


Loan has been disbursed
 
Entrepreneur: Caminando Al Futuro Group
Location: El Alto / La Paz, Bolivia

Thank you for your loan. It has been disbursed to the Caminando al Futuro group, consisting of Justina Espinoza, Fransisca Ruiz, Elvira Alejo, Melia Mamani, Sonia Lupa, Cecilia Porco, Modesta Quispe, Lucia Ramos, Victoria Quispe, Maruja Chura, Angela Michme, Martin Mamani, Yolanda Condori, Braulia Mamani, Felipa Mallea, Ruiz Juana, Julia Colque, Norah Mamani, Hortencia Zapana, Trinidad Choque, Teresa Chura by Pro Mujer Bolivia in Bolivia. We are excited to watch this business grow. Over the next 6 months, Pro Mujer Bolivia will be collecting repayments from this entrepreneur and posting progress updates on the Kiva website.


Posted by from El Alto / La Paz, Bolivia
Jun 9, 2008
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Kiva Help Repayment Schedule for Caminando Al Futuro Group

  Expected Repayments Actual Repayments Comments
September 2008 $612.50 $613.00 Repayment Received
October 2008 $612.50 $613.00 Repayment Received
November 2008 $612.50 $613.00 Repayment Received
December 2008 $612.50 $613.00 Repayment Received
January 2009 $612.50 $610.50 Repayment Received
February 2009 $612.50 $612.50 Repayment Received