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Ida
landscapeCountry:
liberia
workOccupation:
Subsistence farming
faceAge:
67
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Liberia Large Transfer
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4th Payment
Transfer Amount
42500 LRD ($280 USD)
access_time almost 2 years ago
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How is your life different than it would have been if you never received the transfer?
I have a new goal that I never had before receiving this transfer my new goal is to buy cement for my house floor.
In your opinion, what does GiveDirectly do well, and what does it not do well?
GiveDirectly had improved my life by receiving a cash that l never expected.
What did you spend your most recent transfer(s) on?
I spend my most recent money on cement.
 
2nd Payment
Transfer Amount
42500 LRD ($276 USD)
access_time 2 years ago
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How is your life different than it would have been if you never received the transfer?
No new plan.
In your opinion, what does GiveDirectly do well, and what does it not do well?
GiveDirectly can help with money to improve people lives by build their own houses and send their children to school and etc. GiveDirectly does not also encourage people to do bad thing. I have not seen anything that GiveDirectly does not do well.
What did you spend your most recent transfer(s) on?
I spent my recent cash on buying three bundles of zinc; one young female goat for cattle raising.
 
Enrolled
access_time over 2 years ago
 
What does receiving this money mean to you?
"I am unable to generate income due to bad economic instability. With this cash transfer, I eill be able to buy goods to sell and earn more income for livelihood sustainability and however send my children to school to acquire quality education."
What is the happiest part of your day?
"I have a child who was ill for over 6 months and at a point of death. With prayers and treatment she was able to recover from the sickness. I got happy when she was fully and able to move around."
What is the biggest hardship you've faced in your life?
"With the kind of farmland we have in our region, it is difficult to plant on the farm and yield crops because of animals eating our crops on the farm. When ever I plant, I yield a little of crops to sustain my family which can not take us for more days or week. Due to this reason, I am challenged to providing food for my family throughout the year.