"I spent my first transfer on building a water mission flashing toilet. This is because I was tired of using pit latrines since they get full so quickly."

"I spent my second transfer on buying a big water tank to store water since in my society we are always faced with water shortages and with the drought we are experiencing I though it wisely to take mitigation measures at an early stage."

"My former house was really dented and this could pour on us rain water and therefore when I received my second transfer I bought new iron sheets. I have replaced the old roof with the new one and we can now live more comfortably-we are no longer being rained on. Besides, I constructed a kitchen; my children has a place to sleep at and we have a kitchen to cook at-Life has become easier."

"I spent my second transfer to buy seats to place in my house since I did not have any and I was sitting on water containers. I also bought a new mattress, blankets and a bed which I did not have before so now I can sleep comfortably. The remaining amount was spent on buying food and shoes."

"I spent my first transfer on finishing my borehole construction hence now I have water in my compound. "

"I spent my second transfer on purchasing a gate to prevent the neighbor's animals from roaming in my compound,paid workers to make the well dipper to get large amounts of water,bought a calf and spent some amount in my business which is currently doing well."

"I spent my first transfer on buying a sheep, a bag of maize for family consumption, a water tank and the remaining I spent on buying food to feed my family."

"I spent my second transfer on buying a donkey because I wanted to earn some money through fetching water for people.I also built a cow shed bought a mattress,blanket and utensils."

"I spent my second transfer on purchasing food to sustain the family,a table,paid workers to prepare my parcel of land and spent most f the money on purchasing water pipes for irrigation purposes."

"I spent my first transfer on school fee for 5,000 KES , and on a small water pump (12,000 KES ,to which I added my own 7,000 KES), since I believe the water pump will be a source of capital for my family in future"