Ecuador
Joconda Maribel received a loan from Roger
to purchase pants, blouses, T-shirts and children’s clothing.
Kiva Lending Team: Auburn University
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These loans allow people who have limited access to capital, to invest in their futures and improve their lives. It's the right thing to do.
Location: All over the world
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Burkina FasoAcfime received a loan from 1 team members support women and farmers in Burkina Faso restart their businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
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KenyaJane received a loan from 1 team members to access premium seeds and high quality fertilizer for 3 acres of maize, in addition to advice and insurance, optimizing for increased productivity and profits.
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Tonga'ema received a loan from 1 team members to buy pandanus for her weaving and also hire women to help her with her weaving.
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EcuadorBeatriz Del Carmen received a loan from 1 team members to purchase groceries to restock her business.
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RwandaUmugisha Agric Sub Grp B Group received a loan from Chip to buy more fertilizers for irish (potato) growing and also to buy more seeds.
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RwandaJyambere Muhinzi Butaro Agric Group received a loan from Chip to buy more fertilizers for growing Irish potatoes and for Irish potato seeds.
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UgandaJohn received a loan from Chip to provide clean drinking water access and employment in Northern Uganda.
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UgandaNucafe received a loan from Chip to double incomes for smallholder coffee farmers in Uganda with advance payments during COVID-19.
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RwandaUrwego Bank received a loan from Chip to quickly get money into the hands of women and other financially excluded groups to re-start their businesses and begin to recover from the effects of three months of lockdown.
$381,575 to goLend Now -
EcuadorVisionfund Ecuador received a loan from 2 team members this Field Partner support their 50,000 clients that have been impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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HondurasOdef received a loan from Erik & Mari support borrowers in restarting businesses and agricultural production affected by COVID-19.
Lend NowOnly 3 days left!$100,525 to go
Impact Updated Hourly
124
Team Members
$270,250
Amount Funded
8,245
Loans
66.5
Loans per member
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