Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone

by Develop Africa, Inc.
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone
Workforce Empowerment in Sierra Leone

Project Report | Sep 6, 2011
Teamwork Helps Microfinance Group Forge Ahead - We are a Part of This Team

By Sylvester Renner | Project Coordinator

Teamwork - group members preparing water for sale
Teamwork - group members preparing water for sale

Warm greetings:

We would like to share with you 2 specific points that are of note - as follows:

1.  We are continually encouraged by the steady progress that our microfinance beneficiaries are making.  Loan repayments are on schedule for the majority and the funds have introduced income stability and progress.

2.  The Bo women's group of recipients are working together as a team - more than we have ever experienced before. Typically, the beneficiaries meet periodically to discuss progress - but the Bo group is a lot more cohesive.  They existed as a group before funding and have continued to be self-supporting - chipping in and helping each other through cycles of labor need. 

During my visit in May, I observed them at work together, as they helped fill packets of water.  They also spend time regularly discussing progress, issues and challenges.  This approach has helped them succeed in the midst of a "tight" economy.  This is a key improvement opportunity that we are sharing with other beneficiaries.  Team work does make a difference. As the saying goes - this group, united is standing strong.

Worldwide, we are all a part of this team as we have significantly contributed through our donations to their success.  Their success is our success and we celebrate and thank you for your on-going support.

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May 23, 2011
Success: Funds Enhanced Catherine's Business and Improved The Standard of Living of Her Family

By Sylvester Renner | Project Leader

Jan 19, 2011
The Multiplier Effect at Work in Microfinance Training

By Sylvester Renner | Project Leader

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Develop Africa, Inc.

Location: Johnson City, Tennessee - USA
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Twitter: @developafrica
Project Leader:
Sylvester Renner
President, Develop Africa
Johnson City , Tennessee United States
$28,737 raised of $76,000 goal
 
449 donations
$47,263 to go
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