MA SEO SANG, a Hmong widow living forward less than 25 cents a day in the mountainous region of Vietnam, necessityed help. She had sold her pig to pay for her husband's funeral, paid a fine incurred at her son by selling single in kind of her buffalo, and saveed a debt with the other. She had borrowed all she could from relatives. Moneylender if they would level lend to her, would charge exorbitant interest (up to 10 percent a month) She be in want ofed money to survive.
Sang's plight raises many issues related to most distant poverty, of which lack of access to
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