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Information on the borrower

   Conchita is 66 years old and •
       married; she has five children.
  Conchita works hard to provide for her •
   family. She runs a general store in the
  Philippines and requested a PHP 22,000
 loan through NWTF. She will use the loan
  to purchase more grocery items to sell.
 Conchita has been in this business for 32
  years and has previously received funds
                through Kiva.
How much mony
did she borrow?

 The First loan was:
        $475
The second loan was:
What she did with the mony ?.

 buy items like shampoo He will buy
   snacks, grains, milk, eggs, rice,
to sell in her sari-sari store , sugar,
and other goods that his customers
                prefer.
Where she succedful?

Yse She will use another the loan and •
  Conchita has been in this business
   for 32 years and has previously
     received funds through Kiva.
Do she deserve another lona?

        yse ,The second loan was:
                  $550 •
        She will use the loan to •
        purchase .more grocery
              items to sell
Are microloans a good idea?
  microloans are just one way to help people get the money •
they need to start a business or provide a safety net when life
  goes bad, it should not be the only solution offered. Just as
 you use other financial services such as savings accounts or
    insurance plans as a safety net, these services are also
  beneficial to people in developing countries and should be
offered as part of a larger set of financial services. Just as you
 are able to choose the financial services that best meet your
needs, people in developing countries need the same variety
 of choices so that they can pick the services that meet their
                             needs.

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Microfinace (1)

  • 2. Information on the borrower Conchita is 66 years old and • married; she has five children. Conchita works hard to provide for her • family. She runs a general store in the Philippines and requested a PHP 22,000 loan through NWTF. She will use the loan to purchase more grocery items to sell. Conchita has been in this business for 32 years and has previously received funds through Kiva.
  • 3. How much mony did she borrow? The First loan was: $475 The second loan was:
  • 4. What she did with the mony ?. buy items like shampoo He will buy snacks, grains, milk, eggs, rice, to sell in her sari-sari store , sugar, and other goods that his customers prefer.
  • 5. Where she succedful? Yse She will use another the loan and • Conchita has been in this business for 32 years and has previously received funds through Kiva.
  • 6. Do she deserve another lona? yse ,The second loan was: $550 • She will use the loan to • purchase .more grocery items to sell
  • 7. Are microloans a good idea? microloans are just one way to help people get the money • they need to start a business or provide a safety net when life goes bad, it should not be the only solution offered. Just as you use other financial services such as savings accounts or insurance plans as a safety net, these services are also beneficial to people in developing countries and should be offered as part of a larger set of financial services. Just as you are able to choose the financial services that best meet your needs, people in developing countries need the same variety of choices so that they can pick the services that meet their needs.