List of Online Shops

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[RichardF]

Hi Amy.  Yes, it does help to be a Wikipedia portal editor to figure out Kivapedia! 

Take a look at this link.

http://kivapedia.org/index.php/Main_Page/Shop#Non-Kiva_Microcommerce

Let me know if you see anything that needs fixing.

[Amy-in-PHX]

Hi Amy.  Yes, it does help to be a Wikipedia portal editor to figure out Kivapedia! 

Take a look at this link.

http://kivapedia.org/index.php/Main_Page/Shop#Non-Kiva_Microcommerce

Let me know if you see anything that needs fixing.

Thanks Richard, the page looks great!  I don't know how often it will get used, but in Guatemala even a little bit goes a long way.     It seemed worth doing to me, and I'm glad it seemed so to you, too.

[cpbailey]

Here is Ahkun, which carries Kiva products: http://www.ahkun.org/.

Colette

[RichardF]

They're listed under Kiva Entrepreneurs. 

http://kivapedia.org/index.php/Main_Page/Shop#Kiva_Entrepreneurs

[Amy-in-PHX]

I've just become acquainted with www.serrv.org - a nonprofit source of fair trade goods from numerous developing countries.  (36 countries as of last Christmas.)  I have a copy of their catalog from last Christmas season.  "Sustainable Fair Trade Crafts and Foods to Change Our Lives" seems to be the motto.  They have a Facebook page, which you can "like" to keep up with their news.

For the people involved with the "crafts project" for Mirembe CC, I noticed that Serrv does offer goods from Uganda, which come from a project or co-op called NAWOU Uganda.