I am a government employee. My position is a librarian. However, at home and outside of work hours, I run a small shop or stall to supplement my income and pay for my children's school fees. This home-based business supplies daily necessities and has customers from both near and far. Basic necessities such as fuel, gas (for cooking), and AQUA brand mineral water require additional capital. Therefore, I desperately need additional capital to increase the number of commodities sold and streamline the buying and selling process in our shop or stall. In addition to the above, my wife and I also run a household product business in the form of KACA CELUR EGG snacks under the SEDAPBETUL brand. We currently distribute our products to several internet cafes, small shops, and schools in Jember.

I have been running a shop under the SEDAP BETUL brand since 2005. The products I sell and sell well include cooking gas, mineral water, cakes/snacks, and basic necessities. Sales have continued to increase, although the fluctuations are not significant. Over the past year, there have also been many consumer requests from neighbors for clothing repair services. Therefore, I desperately need additional capital for these clothing products, including: - sewing thread - fabric by the kilo - clothes cleaner - clothes freshener - clothes drying equipment, and others. Likewise, it is necessary to procure overlock tools, overlocks, and buttons. Although you can buy second-hand, but the costs also need to be provided. Understandably, repair services for clothing and clothing needs are increasing. The goal is to avoid disappointment for consumers and become more familiar with the SEDAP BETUL shop. The workforce for shop services and clothing repairs can be handled by my wife who helps each other. If the need for this clothing commodity is met, then other sales commodities will also increase. Consumers are more satisfied, consumers become closer, consumers are more willing to spend their budgets for shopping and use services from my shop. Thank you to all Zidisha partners. May we all continue to be successful.

Peanut and egg snacks are popular with both local and out-of-town customers. Orders come from both Java and outside Java. Thus, various household necessities and daily staples are fast-moving commodities that are always in high demand. The flurry of demand for energy, phone credit, ticketing, food, beverages, and various other household necessities requires capital support to maintain a sustainable supply and increase production.