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The Kyangwali Women's Microcredit Project is located at the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement in Uganda. The project was started in 2007. Loans have been given to 40 women.These 40 loans have benefited 166 people, including the women and 128 Children.
The Kyangwali Refugee camp was established in the 1960s; currently there are approximately 18,000 refugees living at the camp. In Kyangwali there exist income producing opportunities such as raising vegetables, chickens, and goats for resale. For creative woman there are other money making opportunities.
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There are so many people out there that have an interest in helping Africa. Lets combine our energy and help each other out.
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I got an error message so sorry if this is a duplicate...It's nice to see how each of our organization's efforts take a unique personae, you focussing on the Micro Loans, Educate on education and ThinkHumanity on Meds & Nets...at the end of the day, our coalition will result in huge progress. Thanks for your work. Missed you at the Educate Mtg last month, but we'll all get together soon, I hope.
Jim
Jim
It's nice to see how all of our 'somewhat' independent work blends together as a whole...your focus on the MicroCredit Projects is excellent. Keep up the great work!
Jim
Never mind about anything I hope everything is well there,
Thanks.
Enoch.
Have you heard of Kiva? If your micro lending group meets their guidelines they will fund all your loans. People like me log on and loan money through them to micro lenders all over the globe. Their site is KIVA.ORG All the info you need ios on their site.
Jim
Are most of the people in the Kyangwali Refugee camp from the civil unrest in the Congo?
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