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Jeremy Mbegi
Kenya-based development and project management professional at Inkomoko, working with displacement-affected communities across Africa.
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Oct 9, 2026
Supporting Displacement-Affected Communities to Build Livelihoods | Jeremy Beggi
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5:47speaker_1HOST
Mm-hmm.
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5:48Jeremy MbegiGUEST
With below market, uh, interest, that's, uh, 10% interest for the growth stage businesses.
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5:54Jeremy MbegiGUEST
For idea stage businesses, no, no much interest for the first cycle, but once the business starts growing, we then now, uh, kick in with interest.
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6:02Jeremy MbegiGUEST
And that interest is, uh, supposed to, you know, provide for other businesses that are coming up.
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17:04speaker_1HOST
Mm-hmm.
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17:04Jeremy MbegiGUEST
So when we say, um, uh, we are together in that context, it's also bringing in, as I said, p- private sector partners, helping them understand that, um, these contexts are not entirely removed from, you know, they do not l- live in a bubble.