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Location:
Washington DC United States
Occupation:
Economist
Member Since:
Nov 22, 2009
Bio:
After studying the intersection of economics and international development in school, EB is eager to get into the field and learn about microfinance firsthand in Africa. She originally hails from Washington, DC, and most recently has been working in economic consulting, though she has also spent time in film and human rights advocacy. Hopefully, the experience she gains through her Kiva Fellowship will lead to a career in microfinance or development that will be able to quench her desire to be a global citizen. EB enjoys trying new things and is looking forward to the challenges and new experiences that she'll encounter along her journey with Kiva.
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EB Moore's Kiva Fellowships

What is a Kiva Fellowship?
Member of Kiva Fellows Class KF12

Fellow at Local Enterprise Assistance Program (LEAP), a partner of World Hope International and World Relief

Liberia

Jul 29, 2010 to Oct 29, 2010

Member of Kiva Fellows Class KF13

Fellow at Womens Development Businesses (WDB)

South Africa

Nov 15, 2010 to Feb 14, 2011

Updates From The Field

Pictures and Perspectives from South Africa
Feb 4, 2011
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Big sky through the Free State As a fellow, the hardest part of working with a new Kiva field partner can also be the most rewarding. Learning to live and work in an environment without the benefit of a [...]
South Africa’s Inspirational Women
Jan 21, 2011
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Now that Women’s Development Businesses (WDB), Kiva’s new field partner in South Africa, has begun posting loans, maybe you’re curious about who their clients are. During my time as a Kiva Fellow [...]
Welcome Aboard, South Africa!
Nov 29, 2010
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If you’re a frequent visitor to Kiva or the Fellows blog, you have probably noticed that Kiva is constantly evolving. As an organization that just celebrated its fifth year and is experiencing tremendous [...]
This, too, is Liberia
Oct 29, 2010
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Though I have only spent three months in Liberia working as a fellow with LEAP, Kiva’s field partner here, as I prepare to leave the country this weekend I find that I’m at a loss for words to describe [...]
Bridging the Divide
Oct 11, 2010
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As the concept of microfinance has become more widely known, it has grown to occupy a strange space between business and philanthropy. For loans to be effective, they need to be repaid. To encourage clients to [...]
A Taste of Liberia
Aug 31, 2010
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By EB Moore, KF12 To help wrap up food month at Kiva, I wanted to share some of what I’ve learned about Liberian food. Liberia I’ve been here for a month now and have gotten the opportunity to try a [...]

Entrepreneurs EB Moore Has Visited

Update for Sabathwa Group
Feb 18, 2011
Sawubona from South Africa! I have been working for the past three months as a Kiva Fellow with Women\'s Development Businesses (WDB), Kiva\'s first field partner in South Africa. As my time here draws to a close, [...]
Update for Foo-Mar. Group
Oct 13, 2010
Mary Glaygbo, leader of the Foo-mar group, has been hard at work since she received her loan from LEAP. She used the money from her portion of the loan to buy more fufu to cook and sell, and was able to buy [...]

EB Moore's Loans

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6 loans

  • Chamshed
    Cafe
    Tajikistan
    Paying back
    46% repaid
  • Mehdi
    Construction
    Lebanon
    Paying back
    79% repaid
  • Jose Luis
    Transportation
    Peru
    Paying back
    66% repaid
  • Michael
    Mobile Phones
    Ghana
    Paid back
    100% repaid
  

EB Moore's Teams

Portfolio Distribution

  • By Gender
  • By Country
  • By Sector
  • By Partner

Gender

Distribution By Gender
Gender %
Male66.67%
Female33.33%

Country

Distribution By Country
Country %
Tajikistan16.67%
Tanzania16.67%
Peru16.67%
Liberia16.67%
Lebanon16.67%
Ghana16.67%

Sector

Distribution By Sector
Sector %
Food50.00%
Construction16.67%
Retail16.67%
Transportation16.67%

Partner

Distribution By Field Partner
Field Partner %
Sinapi Aba Trust (SAT)16.67%
Tujijenge Tanzania Ltd16.67%
Local Enterprise Assistance Program (LEAP), A Partner Of World Hope International And World Relief16.67%
IMON International16.67%
Caja Rural Señor De Luren16.67%
Al Majmoua Lebanese Association For Development16.67%