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Archive for April 11, 2009
Could You Use a Cow-Fattening Loan?
April 11, 2009 by Robert.
For many, this video will be a fun introduction to the concept of peer-to-peer lending, and Kiva.org. The video was made by a Kiva Fellow doing development work in a beautiful place with beautiful people. The camera is a bit shaky, but, hey — the soundtrack is great! 
Great stuff.
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