"The biggest difference in my daily life is that, l now have a source of income of transporting goods and selling water to the people in the village using my handcart, for this reason l am sure l will never go without food again."

"I spent my first transfer on digging a well to help in water supply during cultivation period. More to this I purchased a water pump to be used in pumping the water from the well to farm that is a bit far. Through these,I see my crops doing so well and promising a lot of returns at the end."

"I spent my first transfer to construct a new and bigger house for my family. The previous house was a small one-roomed house. I also dug a water well to help the family get regular water to use at home and then bought a water tank to store the water. The remaining amount was used to some plastic chairs and food in the house."

"I spent my transfer on piping water to my compound and now I do not have to walk long distances to look for water. I then built a kitchen because I had been cooking outside and it was quite unhygienic and cumbersome. I then bought 2 sheep and eight chicken which I am planning to rear for my own use. I also invested on farming where grow corn which I will be selling ones we start harvesting."

"My biggest hardship is how to look for food for my family and lack of water. "

"Receiving this money has brought back hope in my life. I see my life changing for the better. I plan to repair my house and cement it, buy a water tank for storing water since water has been a problem these sides and buy some cows for milking and selling."

"My biggest hardship currently is feeding ,shortage of water and destroyed farms due to this prolonged drought we are facing."

"My biggest hardship at the moment is shortage of water and getting food to feed on daily."

"I spent my first transfer on paying 4,000 KES school fee for my two two children, bought a water tank at 3,000 KES then used the rest on food for the house."

"My hardest problem is getting water, this area is too dry so getting water is our biggest problem. "