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I am very happy with my harvest this season. I will get a high yield but I still will not make much profit because I spent so much money in production costs. I ...

Agriculture Raising cattle

Cambodia Cambodia

Loan amount 400€

Funded 100%

by 12 members

Project closed to funding, awaiting disbursement to MFI

Disbursment date to the MFI: 03/01/2012
Final repayment of the loan: 03/01/2013

MicroWorld's investors have funded: 400 €

Chroep KET - Purchase cows

Borrower

Last name: KET
First name: Chroep
Gender: Female
Age: 37
Marital status: Widowed
Number of children: 2
Region: Angkor Cheay
Main activity: Agriculture / Livestock / Raising cattle

Loan Request

Purpose: Purchase cows
Amount: 400€
Duration: 12 months
Repayment to MFI: Monthly
Lender repayment date: 03/01/2013

Borrower Quote

I am very happy with my harvest this season. I will get a high yield but I still will not make much profit because I spent so much money in production costs. I had to rent my neighbor's ox to plough for me, as I don't have my own cattle. After this harvest I will use the money that I have saved and some money from Samic MFI to buy my own cattle. I hope that I won't need to spend so much money on production costs anymore. In the next season I hope to make a greater net profit.

Economic and social context

Cambodia

Cambodia

Known as the Kingdom Of Wonder, and home to the remarkable Angkor Wat temples, Cambodia is still recovering from a turbulent recent history.
Country's key figures - source Worldbank
Population14,138,255
GNI per capita750 USD
Economic Growth6%
Poverty rate (below national poverty line)30.1%
Unemployment rate8,1%
Literacy rate (above 15 years of age)78%
Life expectancy62 years

Rates and transparency

- This loan is at 0% and does not pay any interest to the lender.

- 100% of the money collected is sent to the MFI, even if the project is not fully funded on the site.

- The MFI then makes a loan to the micro-entrepreneur and charges an interest rate in order to cover its operational and financial costs.

- MicroWorld earns a commission from the MFI for the service it provides, which helps to fund its running costs.

- More effective than a simple donation, micro-credit promotes long-term sustainable economic development rather than short term help.

The MFI

SAMIC

SAMIC

Summary

SAMIC is a licensed MFI that serves over 11,000 clients in urban and rural areas through both group and individual loan products, as well as being one of the few MFIs to offer microinsurance. Started as the credit programme of health NGO, SAMIC became a separate organization in 2005. With a committed staff of 142, strong shareholders, and an experienced management team, SAMIC is aiming to expand its reach to new clients and further its vision of improving the living conditions of the poor in Cambodia.

Key figures - December 2010
Legal statusLicensed MFI
Number of borrowers10,410
Gross Loan Portfolio$ 6,056,460
Average loan balance$ 582
Average interest rate for borrowers3% per month
Number of personnel141
PAR (Portfolio at Risk)4.09%
Social indicators
Average loan /GNI per capita85%
Percentage of women borrowers82%
Saving accounts openedNo (legal status)
Collaterals requiredOnly partially for group loans
Early repayment/administrative feesNone
Insurance offeredYes
Interest rate charge methodologyDeclining balance
Financial and institutional rating
GIPSIE rating by PlaNis 3.5/5
 

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