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By: Anthony Perez Juan Siguenza Isai Toledo Exidio Sosa

By: Anthony Perez Juan Siguenza Isai Toledo Exidio Sosa. Cambodia. Average Income:$2,600 Funds lent to Cambodia by Kiva: $28,725,400 Population of 14,453,680 Type of Government: Constitutional Monarchy. Problem in Cambodia. Poverty High interest rates with informal loans

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By: Anthony Perez Juan Siguenza Isai Toledo Exidio Sosa

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  1. By: Anthony Perez Juan Siguenza Isai Toledo Exidio Sosa

  2. Cambodia • Average Income:$2,600 • Funds lent to Cambodia by Kiva: $28,725,400 • Population of 14,453,680 • Type of Government: Constitutional Monarchy

  3. Problem in Cambodia • Poverty • High interest rates with informal loans • Forced to pay taxes and fees with regulated institutions

  4. Kiva • Non-profit organization • Allows people to lend money via Internet in developing countries • Help create business opportunities worldwide • Gives hope to people who need money

  5. Why are loans better? • Encourage people to work hard to pay back the money that was lent to them • It motivates them to strive and succeed in order to repay the loan

  6. Ya • Takeo Province, Cambodia • Age: 41 • Married • Two kids • Requests $1,000 • Buy Pigs and Fodder

  7. Why is this a good loan? • Help a family (financially) • Help Ya’s children have an opportunity to get a bachelors degree • Help someone expand their own business

  8. How much do we want to raise? • We want to raise $25 or more

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