Jerendi K. is the leader of this group. She is 48 and, unfortunately, she is a widow. She has raised two sons and a daughter. Her first son works in construction in Bishkek, the second works in Kazakhstan, the daughter is married and lives separately with her family. Five years ago, with the initial investment of 10000 soms, Jerendi bought two calves for breeding. Currently, to meet her needs, she sells 5-6 liters (10 soms per liter) of milk every day. In this way she earns about 3000 soms per month. With the loan, she wants to purchase five farm animals for breeding. In the future Jerendi wishes to expand her business to be able to financially support her children.

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