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Yaoska is a hardworking woman who has made a living selling fried plantains with cheese and fruits for four years.
This is her second loan with ADIM. This time she wants to invest in the purchase of plantains and cheese in order to continue in her business and prosper.
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Translated from Spanish by Kiva volunteer Laurie Hiller. View original language description.
YAOSKA ES UNA MUJER TRABAJADORA QUE SE GANA LA VIDA VENDIENDO TAJADAS CON QUESO Y FRUTAS DESDE HACE 4 AÑOS , ESTA ES SU SEGUNDO PRÉSTAMO CON ADIM Y EN ESTA OCASIÓN QUIERE INVERTIR EN LA COMPRA DE PLÁTANOS Y QUESO PARA SEGUIR CON SU NEGOCIO Y PROSPERAR.
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Kiva loans are facilitated through 2 models, partner and direct, that enable us to reach the greatest number of people around the world.
For partner loans, borrowers apply to a local Lending Partner, which manages the loan on the ground. Lending Partners are responsible for screening borrowers, disbursing loans, posting borrowers to the Kiva website for funding, collecting repayments and otherwise administering Kiva loans on the ground to borrowers.
For direct loans, borrowers apply through the Kiva website and may or may not be endorsed by a Trustee. Unlike Lending Partners, Trustees don't handle any financial transactions or have any duty to repay loans on behalf of their borrowers. Instead, Trustees take the role of providing support and business advice to their borrowers throughout the term of the loan.
A Lending Partner's average loan size is expressed as a percentage of the country's gross national annual income per capita. Loans that are smaller (that is, as a lower percentage of gross national income per capita) are generally made to more economically disadvantaged populations. However, these same loans are generally more costly for the Lending Partner to originate, disburse and collect.
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