All profits are reinvested in micro-loans via KIVA.

Why have we chosen this route? Because Zius considers these micro-entrepreneurs to be individuals who really practice leadship-in-action.
They live, lead, and inspire.

The projects supported so far are:

–        Pakistan (growing a clothing business)

–        Kania (buying seeds and fertilizer)

–        Paraguay (purchasing natural medicine)

–        Phillipines (growing rice and vegetable farm)

–        Kyrgystan (buying cows; growing organic milk sales)

–        Guatemala (buying seedlings)

–        Kenya (buying seeds and solar lanterns)

–        Uganda (water tank for school)

–        Paraguay (purchase of machine for weaving)

–        Burkina Faso (buying crops)

–        Vietnam (purchasing 3 young calves for raising)

–        Kenya (buying seeds)

–        Guatemala ( purchasing materials for producing clothes)

–        Myamar (2x): purchasing duckling for raising and later selling

–        Yola, Bolivia (purchasing a cow)

–        Bolormaa, Mongolia (purchasing a truck)

–        Gulnoza, Kyrgystan  (seeds and fertilisers)

–        Oun’s group, Cambodja (fertiliser and seeds)

–        Las Palomas group, Nicaragua (dairy products)

–        Jameleh, Palestine (fertiliser and plowing)

–        Kimsy’s Group, Cambodja (buying cassave seeds)

–        Benkan Group, Mali (buying sheep)

–         Saltanat, Kyrgyzstan (buying cows & sheep)

–         Nhom 06 Group, Vietnam, (buying baby poultry to raise)

–         Inka Moss, Peru (cultivation of shagnum moss)

 

Leadship aims to make a difference. By acquiring (and using:-) ) the Summa & the Sidera you are making a difference.

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