"I bought two cows 20000 KES, paid school fees 15000 KES, goats for 5000 KES, spent 5000 KES on kiosk stock and 5000 KES for mattress and bedding."

"I bought 30 iron sheets for 19,500 KES, nails for 2,000 KES and poles for 2,000 KES as part of materials to construct my house. I also bought 4 plastic chairs for 2,600 KES, kitchen utensils for 2,000 KES, two bags of maize for 6,000 KES, school fees cost me 4,000 KES, medicals bills 1,000 KES and a goat for 1,000 KES. The rest was spent on other HH expenses."

"I bought a cow 14000 KES, gave my son 12000 KES for his family, gave my other two sons 8000 KES, bought iron sheets 4080 KES and a goat 2000 KES, gave my wife 4000 KES for her business and spent the rest on food."

"I spent a larger portion of the first lumpsum in catering for the cost of building iron roof house and used 4000KES in buying a goat."

"The achievement I am proudest of is buying and rearing some cattle and goats, which I keep in my compound. "

"I spent 25000 KES of my first lumpsum transfer on a bull, 5000 KES on 3 goats, 10500 KES on 15 iron sheets and I spent the remaining 9500 KES on food."

"l spent 4500 kshs to pay hospital bill, l also bought goat at 3500 kshs the remaining balance l spent to buy food."

"I spent a larger portin of the first lumpsum in buying building materials (iron sheet, nails, timber and doors) and catered for building labor. Bought a goat at 2500 KES and spent 1500 KES on food."

"I spent 45000 KES of the first lumpsusm in catering for the cost of buying building materials and building labor. I then added 5000 KES to my savings and used it to buy bedding and a goat."

"I spent the transfer on buying 5 pieces of iron sheets 3100 KES , blanket 800 KES, 1 goat 2500 KES, school fees 1500 KES, paid tithe 500 KES and used balance on daily meals."