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    Tadhamon Microfinance Bank is providing access to funds needed to support installation of a solar-powered irrigation system

    YEMEN

    03.07.2023

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    The launching of USAID ERLP’s green energy finance initiative in December 2022 and its partnership with Tadhamon Microfinance Bank is providing access to funds needed to support installation of a solar-powered irrigation system, as well as training and technical assistance on how to operate the system, what crops to grow for increased profitability, and water management.

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    Date Taken: 03.07.2023
    Date Posted: 04.25.2023 14:44
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    Ms. Eman Ali Ahmad, inherited 15 acres of land
    Ms. Eman Ali Ahmad, inherited 15 acres of land
    Tadhamon Microfinance Bank is providing access to funds needed to support installation of a solar-powered irrigation system
    Tadhamon Microfinance Bank is providing access to funds needed to support installation of a solar-powered irrigation system
    USAID ERLP’s green energy initiative and partnership with Tadhamon Bank is helping small entrepreneurial farmers like Ms. Ahmad, secure financial services that increase productivity and profit
    Ms. Eman Ali Ahmad inherited 15 acres of land
    Ms. Eman Ali Ahmad inherited 15 acres of land
    Ms. Ahmad is growing a more profitable crop—bananas—instead of watermelons and almonds.
    Ms. Ahmad is growing a more profitable crop—bananas—instead of watermelons and almonds.
    Ms. Ahmad is growing a more profitable crop—bananas—instead of watermelons and almonds.
    Ms. Eman Ali Ahmad, inherited 15 acres of land and is a role model in her community.
    Solar-powered water pumps are highly efficient, cost less, and run well.
    Solar-powered water pumps are highly efficient, cost less, and run well.

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    Republic of Yemen (Yemen)

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