Kenya
Ruth received a loan from Rachel
to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for crop cultivation to help a woman with good credit history.
Kiva Lending Team: WordPress
- About
- Loans 1.2K
- Members 65
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- Impact
We loan because...
Loaning is good for the world as far as we know.
In this group we also like the open-source website software WordPress.
Maybe we make a good living using it as professionals and want to give it props for the fact that we can invest in Kiva, or maybe you just want a WordPress badge in your profile cause its nice.
About us
We are fans of a web-based program that lets you build sites easily. The program is Free Software which means it doesn't cost anything and is produced by a community instead of a company.
Some of us might be website producers, while others are bloggers or businesspeople who use the software for their own websites.
WordPress has sharing and co-operation as core principles of its development and community.
Location: International
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Team Activity
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ParaguayFundación Paraguaya received a loan from 2 team members 100 all-women community banks recover from the COVID-19 shutdown.
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RwandaUrwego Bank received a loan from 2 team members 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.
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KenyaBiolite Kenya received a loan from Greg Davis to bring a brighter future to families living in energy poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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ColombiaInteractuar received a loan from vortfu entrepreneurs and internally displaced populations restart their businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
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CambodiaSophoan received a loan from Ken to purchase more supplies, vegetables, and other needed stock for her store.
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GuatemalaMujeres De Galilea Group received a loan from Tzaddi to buy more coffee plants to grow for their beans.
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IndonesiaKrakakoa received a loan from Christine to increase incomes for rural cacao farmers in Indonesia during COVID-19 and beyond.
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United StatesTia received a loan from Bet which helps our business to pivot, upgrade technology and expand our services.
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Sierra LeoneMatoko's Best Female Farmers Group received a loan from 1 team members to pay for improved seed, organic inputs, and tractor rental which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield.
Impact Updated Hourly
65
Team Members
$38,200
Amount Funded
1,229
Loans
18.9
Loans per member
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