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SOPHEA CHUM SUCCESS STORY

THEIR
Mrs. Sophea Chum, 23, and her husband, Mr. Mab
Chum, 28, live on an island in the Mekong River
about fifteen kilometers from Phnom Penh. They
were married in 2002 and have one daughter.
Mrs. Sophea has been a silk weaver for five years,
using a skill she learned from her neighbor. Mr.

STORY.
Mab has been a silk weaver for seven years. He
learned his skill from his sister. The couple sells
their finished products to the middle man in the
village, who then takes it to sell in Phnom Penh.

Sophea is requesting a loan of $600 to purchase

silk materials for her and her husband’s weaving
93%
paid back

By showcasing a success
business.

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story of one entrepreneur

KIVA
on the home page, the NEWS & FEATURED
CONNECTS PEOPLE THROUGH
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STORIES LENDERS POVERTY. ENTREPRENEURS
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A New Kenyan Partner! Juhudi Kilimo!

the impact Kiva has and Kiva is excited to announce our newest field partner in SOPHEA CHUM SOPHEA CHUM
Kenya! Juhudi Kilimo is an innovative, for-profit social
enterprise... Mrs. Sophea Chum, 23, and her hus- Mrs. Sophea Chum, 23, and her hus-
band, Mr. Mab Chum, 28, live on an band, Mr. Mab Chum, 28, live on an
island in the Mekong River about fifteen island in the Mekong River about fifteen

will be inspired to lend NEWS FROM KIVA

kilometers from Phnom Penh. They
were married in 2002 and have one
daughter.
kilometers from Phnom Penh. They
were married in 2002 and have one
daughter.

93%
Mrs. Sophea has been a silk weaver for Mrs. Sophea has been a silk weaver for
Begging – A Sign of Development? five years, using a skill she learned from five years, using a skill she learned from

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her neighbor. Mr. Mab has been a silk
paid back

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Lending to the working poor through Kiva involves risk of principal loss.
Kiva does not guarantee repayment nor do we offer a financial return on your loan.

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STORY.
By showcasing a success
story of one entrepreneur
on the home page, the
viewer will understand Conforte Kpanou With the help of the loan, she bought rice, flour, sugar,
Cotonou, Benin drinks in wholesale. These items she supplies to market

the impact Kiva has and 75%

women in the township of Makeni.

will be inspired to lend how we work today's top lenders

money.

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PLANT A
SEED.
Plant a little seed, and
it’ll grow into a tree.
By lending money to
entreprenuers in third-
world countries through
Kiva, we can be a start-
ing point for improving
people’s lives.

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Rodel Borja Roman D’Argenzio Mike Dorsey Amir Hadjihabib Christopher Hein Taiyo Kitagawa

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