ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 12月23日 21時54分

Photographed on assignment by @ciriljazbec for the current issue of National Geographic Magazine.
A tech-enabled loan made it possible for Eunice Njoroge (right), who lives in Kenya, to spend $200 to buy a pig and some feed. Using FarmDrive @farmdriveke, a mobile phone app that keeps farm records, she was able to demonstrate to a bank that she is creditworthy. Peris Bosire, one of the founders of FarmDrive, shows Njoroge how to get the most from the app. Njoroge has since made all the payments on the loan.
On the second picture you can see Peris together with Rita Kimani, the co-founder, at the farm where they grew up. As young girls they witnessed the frustration their families faced as farmers since they lacked capital to purchase basic tools. The girls came up with a solution at the University of Nairobi where they studied computer science.
On the third photograph you see children cycling from a milk farm that was also funded through FarmDrive on their way to the local market where they can sell the milk.
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