"I spent my second transfer on buying water pumping machine for farming 42000 KES and used the balance to buy 12 pieces of iron sheets 7600 KES."

"I used a portion of the transfer to buy chairs because I only had one. I spent a portion of the remaining transfer to settle my son who was in collage fee balance. I also constructed a water well with the rest of the money."

"I spent my first transfer on a sack of maize at 4000 KES, a mattress at 2200 KES, water storing container (skyplast) at 1800 KES, the rest of the transfers were spent on food"

"I spent my second transfer majorly on purchasing a water pump,water pipes and a sack of maize for feeding my household.I now find it easier to irrigate my tomatoes unlike before I bought the machine."

"I spent my second transfer on buying seats at 20,000 KES, a table at 3,000 KES, utensils and a water tank at 7,000 KES, a sack of maize at 4,400 KES, a sack of rice at 7,000 KES, a blanket at 2,200 KES then used the rest of the cash on food for the house."

"I spent my transfer on buying a big water tank for saving rain water. I then bought a new steel gate and replaced it with my wooden gate that was not so nice. I then invested the rest of the transfer in a poultry farming business as an income generating activity."

"I spent my first transfer to pay school fees at 5,000 KES for the orphnas I stay with, bought 20 tins of maize at 2,000 KES, bought water tank at 1,500 KES to store watewr during rainy season and the remainihn amout, I spent to buy as goat for rearing and also bought food for my family."

"The biggest difference in my daily life is that I now have my own cattle which I have to take out daily to graze and water."

"I spent most of my first transfer on buying water containers because getting water is a major challenge in my area and main water point is miles away, I bought school uniforms for my children and spent the remaining money on food."

"I spent my first transfer on buying a mattress because I never had any comfortable place for sleeping , bought water containers and spent the remaining money on food."