Compiled by Kate Bennett, KF16, Peru  A borrower who took out
microfinance loans to purchase a water tank and greenhouse. By
Claire Markham, in Nairobi, Kenya  Last week’s stories from the
field elucidate readers on a number of Kiva-questions, and pose
a few questions of their own: what is a Wandering Kiva Fellow,
and is a Kiva Fellowship right for you? How can microloans
support a green or agriculturally sustainable economy? In a
country bouncing back from a civil war, how can international
aid and microfinance help (or hurt)? What social programs are
our partners supporting across the world, and how can
microfinance support HIV-postive microborrowers? And finally, a
question we put to you lenders: How do You Lend?  To Kiva Fellow
or not to Kiva Fellow. Eso e’ la pregunta. By Robert Gradoville,
KF16, Peru  Should I become a Kiva Fellow? How does it stack up
against the Peace Corps, overseas research grants, overseas
workshops on topics in development, Fulbright Fellowships,
Rotary Scholarships, and service-l