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Dusengimana
landscapeCountry:
rwanda
workOccupation:
Casual labor
faceAge:
27
workCampaign
Rwanda Large Transfer
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access_time almost 2 years ago
 
What do you plan to do with the cash transfer?
The first thing I am planning to do is to pay out any loan I have including the solar panel we got from the government which costed 32$ and then we plan to rent enough land to cultivate which will cost us 80$ while looking for one we can buy for our own , we will also be paying for medical insurance for 12$ and buy other house materials we need for our house and clothing for our children in the first installment. The second installment we are planning to buy a cow which costs 350 $ and the balance we will renovated our house. Receiving this money will help us in our daily live because the money will make our plans come true and our children will not lack anything as the cow we will buy will give us milk for our children and fertiliser for our land.
What is the happiest part of your day?
The first happy event we have had is our religious wedding which took place in July, we have been living together for six years, but we wanted to have our children Baptisted and go back into our Christian life and this have been a happy event for us . and in the past 6 months we are very thankful that we have been healthy and not having any trouble to harvest what we needed to eat. We have even collected children's support from the government for our 2 kids which now are no longer having many problems growing up.
What is the biggest hardship you've faced in your life?
The first challenge we are facing is not having enough land , we usually rent land to cultivate what we need for our house . We also don't have any livestock of our own to give us fertiliser to use in our farm we are currently herding which is another challenge we are currently facing.