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Vegetables and goats
Kamala's microfinance project
Name: Kamala Khadka
Country: Nepal
Financing: 100 € and her own money
Project: Agriculture and animal husbandry
How Kamala successfully builds her business:
Kamala invests her microfinance in agriculture and livestock farming. She can use her income to pay household costs and support the children's education. After 12 months she passes the money on to the next woman.
Name: Kamala Khadka
Country: Nepal
Financing: 100 € and her own money
Project: Agriculture and livestock farming
How Kamala successfully builds her business:
Kamala invests her microfinance in agriculture and livestock farming. She can use her income to pay household costs and support the children's education. After 12 months she passes the money on to the next woman.
Name: Kamala Khadka
Country: Nepal
Financing: 100 € and her own money
Project: Agriculture and livestock farming
How Kamala successfully builds her business:
Kamala invests her microfinance in agriculture and livestock farming. She can use her income to pay household costs and support the children's education. After 12 months she passes the money on to the next woman.
Kamala Khadka’s success story:
Kamala Khadka’s success story:
Kamala Khadka’s success story:
Kamala lives in the Gorkha region. Her family includes her husband of 45 years and her sons, ages 16 and 18. With the income from buffalo and goat breeding as well as the cultivation of grain and vegetables, she generates an income with which she can provide for her children. Her husband and children help her so that she earns enough to cover her education and household expenses.
Kamala reports that the biggest challenges associated with livestock and agriculture are the diseases that animals can contract and the unstable weather that damages crops. Her customers come from the village, but she also goes to the market to sell her products.
Kamala lives in the Gorkha region. Her family includes her husband of 45 years and her sons, aged 16 and 18. With the income from buffalo and goat breeding as well as the cultivation of grain and vegetables, she generates an income with which she can provide for her children. Her husband and children help her so that she earns enough to cover her education and household expenses.
Kamala reports that the biggest challenges associated with livestock and agriculture are the diseases that animals can contract and the unstable weather that damages crops. Her customers come from the village, but she also goes to the market to sell her products.
Kamala lives in the Gorkha region. Her family includes her husband of 45 years and her sons, aged 16 and 18. With the income from buffalo and goat breeding as well as the cultivation of grain and vegetables, she generates an income with which she can provide for her children. Her husband and children help her so that she earns enough to cover her education and household expenses.
Kamala reports that the biggest challenges associated with livestock and agriculture are the diseases that animals can contract and the unstable weather that damages crops. Her customers come from the village, but she also goes to the market to sell her products.
“My life has gotten better. We women get help, all of this has helped us increase our self-confidence. That means a lot to us. We are very happy."
“My life has gotten better. We women get help, all of this has helped us increase our self-confidence. That means a lot to us. We are very happy."
“My life has gotten better. We women get help, all of this has helped us increase our self-confidence. That means a lot to us. We are very happy."
It was good for them to learn in the microfinance group and to support each other there, says Kamala. She regularly meets the women who have received microfinance and it has shown her how they can and will help each other.
It was good for them to learn in the microfinance group and to support each other there, says Kamala. She regularly meets the women who have received microfinance and it has shown her how they can and will help each other.
It was good for them to learn in the microfinance group and to support each other there, says Kamala. She regularly meets the women who have received microfinance and it has shown her how they can and will help each other.
“If a woman in the group has problems, we collect money and help her. We know more women can get this microfinance, so we help each other.”
“If a woman in the group has problems, we collect money and help her. We know more women can get this microfinance, so we help each other.”
“If a woman in the group has problems, we collect money and help her. We know more women can get this microfinance, so we help each other.”
Kamala's vision is to use her work to support her children as much as possible in becoming people who have learned something and can fulfill their wishes.
Kamala's vision is to use her work to support her children as much as possible in becoming people who have learned something and can fulfill their wishes.
Kamala's vision is to use her work to support her children as much as possible in becoming people who have learned something and can fulfill their wishes.
KETAAKETI stands for self-determined development through interest-free microfinance, which is passed on from family to family - 100%.
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