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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 |
| 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 |
Mar-11 |
1840 |
Panta Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society photos |
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 photos |
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. |
| $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 |
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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) photos |
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)
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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) photos |
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 |
2207 |
Agriculture Relief Services (ARS), Inc. |
ARS provides technical assistance in agricultural production and cooperative organization to rural communities in Liberia. Project funds will enable ARS to assist the farmers in the Lower Tappita area organize as a registered group with effective, structured leadership, identify markets for their produce, and provide collection, processing, storage, and transport facilities to reach the markets identified. |
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$218,922 |
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Aug-10 |
Sep-12 |
| 2210 |
Mamadee Konneh United Blacksmith Shop (MKUBS) photos |
MKUBS provides blacksmith training to local youth in Bong County. ADF funds will enable MKUBS to construct a larger workshop and procure welding equipment and a stock of raw materials for increased production of farm-ing tools and simple farming machinery. This will enable MKUBS to be a reliable supplier of metal tools and equipment for agricultural production and value-added processing by Bong County farmers. |
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$54,925 |
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Aug-10 |
Sep-12 |
| 2220 |
Kokoyah Multipurpose Cooperative and Development Society photos |
KMCDS is a community-based organization with the purpose of improving members’ standard of living by promoting lowland rice cultivation and providing production inputs, milling, and marketing services to its members. ADF funds will increase KMCDS management and governance capabilities and members’ incomes from value-added activities, processing rice from area farms and transporting it to central markets. |
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$57,900 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
| 2223 |
Dokodan Farmers Cooperative Society photos |
DFCS was created to promote the production and marketing of members’ produce from the Gbedin Wetland area that was developed for lowland rice production. ADF funds will increase DFCS’ management and govern-ance capabilities and members’ incomes from value-added activities, processing rice from area farms and transporting it to central markets. |
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$58,400 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
| 2224 |
Committee for Peace and Development Advocacy, Inc. (COPDA) |
COPDA was established to alleviate poverty in rural communities in Liberia by providing technical assistance in human rights, peace, and economic development. ADF funds will allow COPDA to assist two existing farmers associations and create two additional associations to establish effective, structured leadership and formally register the organizations; provide processing equipment and training to add value to cassava grown in the four communities; and iden-tify markets for their produce. |
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$62,000 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
| 2232 |
SAMJAC Agro Industry photos |
SAMJAC works with low income farmers through agricultural production and training activities to improve food security and create job opportunities for Liberians. ADF funds will enable SAMJAC to assist farmer groups to create a marketing cooperative; promote improved farming methods; facilitate the introduction of improved crop varieties, post-harvest techniques, processing, and packaging; and facilitate creation of a forum to develop equitable terms of exchange between farmers and buyers. |
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$82,700 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
| 2246 |
Virtuous Women Multipurpose Cooperative |
VWMC was created to continue school uniform and tailoring activities initiated by female tailors from various garment factory sites on Bushrod Island. ADF funds will be used to provide business development, governance, financial management, and machine maintenance training and technical assistance; cover the cost of leasing the group’s production site for one year; and provide operating capital to enable the group to expand its production and procure special-ized production machines. |
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$48,800 |
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Aug-10 |
Sep-12 |
| 2259 |
Farmers Associated to Conserve the Environment |
FACE works with local communities to promote local food production through sustainable agricul-tural practices and conserve the biodiversity resources of Liberia. ADF funds will enable 166 women from the Tewor Dis-trict to increase their production and reduce the labor requirements for production of cassava products, especially farina and gari through the establishment of three cassava mills. |
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$57,450 |
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Aug-10 |
Sep-12 |
| 2260 |
Monrovia Emergency Relief Program, Incorporated (MERP) |
MERP provides technical and financial support to farmers to increase their productivity and pro-mote sustainable land use practices. ADF funds will enable 60 women from Dassalamu and William Farm communities to increase their production and reduce the labor requirements for production of cassava products, especially farina and gari, through the establishment of two cassava mills. The project will also promote the reforestation of savannah land through establishment of acacia and moringa trees for fuel wood and medicinal uses. |
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$59,950 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
| 2261 |
Community of Hope Agricultural Project (CHAP) |
CHAP empowers local farmers to increase food production and promote lowland rice and vegetable production, adult literacy for farmers, and health and hygiene awareness in the farming community. ADF funds will allow CHAP to establish two farmers’ associations with whom they will work to enhance farmers’ horticultural production, proc-essing, preservation, and marketing knowledge and skills; expand the area under cultivation; and establish a rice mill to provide milling services to area farmers. |
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$54,820 |
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Aug-10 |
Mar-12 |
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Small Grants Program in FY 2010 |
Five new small grants funded in FY 2010:
- Women of Destiny Agriculture
- Ganta School Piggery
- Z-CARRP Vegetable and Fishery
- ALY's Agriculture Apprenticeship Program
- Gweipo-Kwezu Sugar Cane Farming Project |
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$49,950 |
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