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This research aims to evaluate the sustainability of microcredit programs for women farmers in Eastern Kenya.

March 1, 2026Open Access

Microcredit Sustainability Among Women Farmers in Eastern Kenya: A Three-Phase Case Study

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This research aims to evaluate the sustainability of microcredit programs for women farmers in Eastern Kenya.
Conducted surveys and interviews with participants from various socio-economic backgrounds
Employed mixed-methods approaches to gather qualitative and quantitative data
Divided research into three phases to capture different aspects of microcredit impact
75% of beneficiaries continued their agricultural activities despite financial difficulties
Many women adapted to market changes and maintained sustainable farming practices
Recommendations for policy enhancements include increased access to insurance products alongside microcredit

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Mixed-methods study examines microcredit sustainability in women farmers, suggesting policy enhancements for economic resilience.

Kibet et al. (2004) studied this question.

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