"Receiving this money means that I will be able to buy a new generator so that I can pump water which will be used to irrigate my farm in order to grow kales and tomatoes. I will buy a dairy cow using part of the transfer and the remaining amount will be saved so that it can be used to pay school fees for my child who is in primary school once he joins secondary school. "

"I expect to have constructed a poultry house and bought chicken and buy a water tank because the river source is quite far."

"We used 25000 KES to buy a cow 25000 KES 7000 KES two sheep, sofa 4000 KES, 2500 KES mattress, 1600 KES water storage tank, 1500 KES, maize meal 3200 KES and the balance on toiletries."

"In the next six months I expect to have bought a water tank for storing harvested water for future use."

"I expect to have a built poultry farm and start rearing chicken and access clean water."

"The biggest difference in my life is that now I got good clothes which I have been yearning to buy. I also got enough containers for storing water and I no longer go fetching water regularly like before."

"I would want to buy bedding and a tank to help save water."

"I managed to build another house using my transfer and this is the biggest change I have seen thus far. We already had some challenges living in a single grass thatched house. The roof was leaking and also when it rains I could not fetch water thus had to walk several kilometers in search of clean water. I am happy I will be able to store water therefore save time for other personal and household activities."

"I have a new goal to purchase new furniture and a large water tank in our household and also expecting my son get circumcised."

"The biggest difference in my daily life since I started receiving the transfer is that currently I have clean water for my household use. This has reduced my hard work I had to do looking for clean water. I am also currently able to give my family a daily meal with the GD transfer unlike before. This has made my life easier and am so happy with my current life."