Jimma is a single woman with three children. She is a very hard working entrepreneur. She is 31 years old and has children who are in school.
She has a fishing business in the Philippines. She requested a 18,000 PHP loan amount through NWTF to buy fish net and other materials for her business.
She has been in this business for two years. In the future, she would like to save money to expand her business.
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