Sieni's story
Sieni is a 25-year-old woman. She owns and operates a small business selling cabbage, cucumbers, and eggplant in her village to earn a living. She has been doing this for more than two years.
Sieni needs a loan to buy vegetable seeds (cabbage, cucumber, eggplant) and a wheelbarrow, rake, shovel, and chemicals to help her with the business. She hopes to use her profit to expand her business.
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