"I built a semi-permanent house of 27 irons sheets with 26000 KES , 17000 KES on a sofa set, 3500 KES on a mattress, 1500 KES on a suit case and the remaining 2000 KES on 8 cushions."

"l spent the transfer to build a spacious house so l bought building materials at 32780 KES, labor-charge 2000 KES, l bought mattress at 3500 KES, l also gave 2000 KES to my mother the remaining balance l spent to buy food."

"I spent 5,000 KES to pay school fees (secondary school), bought a mattress for 2,500 KES and cushions for my seats for 1,800 KES.The remaining amount was spent on buying food. "

"When I received my first lumpsum transfer, I spent 13200 KES on 22 iron sheets, 9000 KES on a mattress, bed sheet and a blanket, 2000 KES on utensils, 1500 KES on water tanks, 3200 KES on a sack of maize, 3600 KES on clothing for my household members and I saved the remaining "

"We spent 2,000 KES on medication after going through a C-section delivery, bought a mattress for 4,000 KES and a water container for 1,000 KES. The remaining amount was spent on buying food."

"I bought mattress for 3800 KES, two goats for 3550 KES, blanket 800 KES, gave my mother 1000 KES and spent some to buy food."

"I spent 3,700 KES to buy poultry, dug a pit latrine for 4,000 KES and bought a mattress for 2,400 KES. The rest was spent on buying food."

"I bought mattress and two blankets for 9000 KES and spent 1000 KES on transport and buying sugar."

"I no longer sleep on the floor as before because I now have a mattress."

"I bought a bed, mattress and blanket with 8000 KES, school fees 1000 KES and bought food with 1000 KES."