"I spent transfer on buying one wooden door 3500 KES, water drum 700 KES , school fees 1500 KES, clothes KES 400, 1/2 sack of maize 1000 KES , labor for door fixing 700 KES, Basin 120 KES and used balance on daily meals ."

"I am planning to replace my doors with steel ones, buy a water tank, a cow and food for my household."

"I am planning to build a house, pay school fees and buy water containers."

"I bought clothes for the entire family 2500, a mobile phone for my husband 1500 KES, water pot 1500 KES and other household items."

"Bought two lorries of soil at 14,000 KES, one lorry of sand at 7,000 KES, one lorry of gravel at 2,500 KES, 10 bags of cement at 7,300 KES, 5 iron sheets at 3,000 KES, paid 15,000 KES labor charge then some of my money to the remaining amount and bought water for construction at 1,500 KES."

"The biggest hardship is lack of food and clean water especially during the dry seasons."

"I am planning to buy a water tank and build an external kitchen. The remaining transfers will be used to start a small poultry rearing business."

"Am planning to use part of the money for my medication. I have fungal infection on my head and the doctor needs a lot of money for medication. The rest of the money to buy water pump for irrigation so that I can start agribusiness. "

"The biggest hardship is lack of proper water for drinking, we also don't have proper source of income since we depend on daily jobs."

"I spent my first lumpsump on buying a water container at 1900 KES, farming at 4000 KES,one and a half bags of maize at 3600 KES, food at 8600 KES, and paid school fees for my grandchildren at 30,000KES."