Flor de Jazmin 2
Paying backRetail · Guatemala
via Asociación Chajulense de Mujeres (ACMUV)
- Donated via Jharis
- $5
- Loan size
- $3,925
- Funded
- Apr 14, 2026
3 loans funded by Jharis donations in Guatemala, working with 2 field partners. Ranked #28 of 69 countries by loan count.
$12,881 of $15,825
reported losses
Ledger avg $9,375
per loan
Ledger 3.7%
paying back or delinquent
Cumulative amount funded by the Kiva crowd compared to what's come back. The gap is what's still outstanding.
Outstanding as of 2026-04: $2,944
Where the slice has gone wrong, and how that compares to the rest of the portfolio.
Every loan in this slice grouped by current status — repaid, paying back, defaulted and everything in between.
Each row groups every loan funded in that year. Older cohorts have had more time to repay or default.
| Year | Loans | Funded | Repaid | Repayment % | Default % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 2 | $11,900 | $11,900 | 100.0% | 0.0% |
| 2026 | 1 | $3,925 | $981 | 25.0% | 0.0% |
Cumulative count of loans in this slice, by month.
First 2022-11 · Latest 2026-04
What size are these loans? Bigger loans tend to fund inventory, equipment, or group lending; smaller ones cover personal needs.
Mean $5,275 · Median $4,475
Local microfinance institutions doing the most volume.
What borrowers in this country actually do.
As reported on Kiva. Group loans counted by listed lead.
Neighbours by loan count, with their repayment and default rates.
Local microfinance institutions doing the most volume.
What borrowers in this country actually do.
The latest loans funded in this slice.
Retail · Guatemala
via Asociación Chajulense de Mujeres (ACMUV)
Fuel/Firewood · Guatemala
via Friendship Bridge
Embroidery · Guatemala
via Friendship Bridge
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