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| 1769 |
Ro-Zi's Inc. |
Local catering enterprise will invest funds in the establishment of a commercial kitchen to grow the business and increase employment. |
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$248,955 |
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Sep-07 |
Sep-12 |
| 1773 |
Libra Sanitation, Inc. |
Local waste management company will use grant to procure additional trucks and expand its operations outside Monrovia. |
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$233,630 |
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Sep-07 |
Sep-12 |
| 1776 |
Robertsport Fishmongers Association (RFMA) photos |
Local fish suppliers' cooperative will use grant to modernize its distribution and expand its membership. |
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$99,650 |
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Sep-07 |
Mar-09 |
| 1806 |
T.R. Enterprises, Inc |
Farming equipment supplier is using funding to engage in value-added importing and assemby of agricultural processing machines. |
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$99,895 |
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Sep-07 |
Sep-09 |
1840 |
Panta Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society |
The USADF investment will finance rehabilitation of the Society’s oil palm plantation, working capital for new seedlings, warehouse construction, transport vehicle procurement, quality control training for members, and reconstruction of the plantation access road. |
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$163,936 |
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Aug-08 |
Sep-11 |
1843 |
Pulukpeh Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society |
The Society will use the USADF grant to acquire milling equipment and transport vehicles, recruit professional management staff, and establish a revolving credit fund for production inputs. |
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$183,200 |
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Aug-08 |
Sep-12 |
1882 |
Kpatawee Community Development Association
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The Community Development Association assists communities in the Kpatawee clan of Bong County with the planning and implementation of high priority local development initiatives. The Association will use the USADF grant to acquire training in management and governance, and to develop income-generating activities around the local waterfalls. |
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$75,236 |
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Sep-08 |
Dec-09 |
1888 |
Sharpe Home Care Services (SHOCAS)
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The USADF grant will finance a revolving loan fund and financial management training for a local nonprofit that provides services to women affected by the war. |
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$99,700 |
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Sep-08 |
Sep-11 |
| 1954 |
Intofawor Farmers Multipurpose Cooperative Society |
USADF funds will be used to improve financial management, develop a business plan, supply working capital, funds to renovate formerly developed swamp areas and offices, and enable the cooperative to purchase more products to sell. |
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$243,736 |
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Jun-09 |
Sep-12 |
| 1958 |
Zoekarkiah Cooperative Society Limited |
Grant will fund a business plan, improvement to financial systems, working capital, rehabilitation of swampland and an office and training. |
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$248,362 |
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Jun-09 |
Jun-12 |
| 2048 |
Cole Joe Wood Workshop |
CJWW produces high quality, affordable furniture for middle-income customers in Buchanan and surrounding areas. The company will use the USADF investment to procure equipment and technical assistance needed to expand production and serve corporate customers. |
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$51,710 |
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Aug-11 |
Mar-11 |
| 2073 |
Liberia Entrepreneurial and Asset Development, Inc. (LEAD) |
LEAD will use the USADF grant to expand its supply of lending capital and establish rural branch offices to extend microfinance services beyond the Monrovia area. |
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$246,229 |
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Sep-12 |
Dec-12 |
| 2152 |
Gbalin Women Multipurpose Development Cooperative Society, Ltd (GBMDCS) |
Project funds will be used to provide training in accounting, irrigation management, vegetable production and post harvest treatment which will allow GBMDCS to improve their horticultural practices; diversify and expand their production; and market at more profitable prices |
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$50,400 |
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May-10 |
Jun-12 |
| 2160 |
Gbogoun Multipurpose Cooperative Society (GMCS) |
GMCS consists of low income farmers who produce cassava for sale in markets in Monrovia. Project funds will allow GMCS to expand its extension and processing activities, expand marketing outlets, and improve support services to its members. |
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$54,700 |
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May-10 |
Dec-11 |
| 2165 |
Gaia Enterprise, Inc. (Gaia) |
Project will enable Glahkon to rebuild its production workshop and resume production activities, obtain basic power tools and equipment, expand its work force, obtain working capital and strengthen its technical capabilities to improve the overall management and growth potential of the business. |
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$59,065 |
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May-10 |
Dec-11 |
| 2167 |
Youth for Development and Progressive Actions (YDPA) |
ADF funds will enable YDPA members to improve their yields, diversify and expand their production, and market at more profitable prices, which will increase members’ incomes and help restore hope and dignity to young people whose lives have been disrupted by the civil war. |
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$53,436 |
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Jun-10 |
Dec-11 |
| 2188 |
Standard Metal Workshop/Garage (SMWG) |
ADF funds will enable SMWG to obtain an electric generator and basic power tools and equipment, strengthen its technical and managerial capabilities, expand its work force, and obtain working capital to expand its activities and improve their members’ standards of living . |
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$54,925 |
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Jun-10 |
Mar-12 |