[[Image:money maker hip pump.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The MoneyMaker Hip pump ease of use. Photo: [http://www.kickstart.org/products/super-moneymaker/ Kickstart.]]]
[[Image:hip pump 3.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The MoneyMaker Hip pump comes with an input hose and an output hose. Photo: [http://blogs.cfr.org/coleman/2012/08/07/food-security-and-innovations-for-africas-agriculture/ Food Security and Innovations for Africa’s Agriculture]]]
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The '''MoneyMaker Hip Pump''' is unique to KickStart; developed to create a lower cost and lighter weight, portable pump. It debuted in stores in 2006. Sales and marketing efforts began in 2008. The new pump sells for about $30, is very light (only 4.5 kg or less than 10 pounds), and can irrigate an acre. A great deal of work went into designing a super efficient valve box, but the genius of the design is a simple pivot hinge
* [http://www.kickstart.org/news/KickStart_B2B_BrochureJan09.pdf MoneyMaker Irrigation Pump]
===Field experiences===
'''Mahmoud Guindo'''
The additional cash flow is allowing him to pay off some debts while being able to provide for his family.
===Costs===
The MoneyMaker hip pump costs about US$ 35. The larger [[Super MoneyMaker pump]] costs about US$ 100.
===Manuals, videos, and links===
{{#ev:vimeo|11281303|200|right|<font size="2"><center>KickStart Irrigation Pumps: <br>Adapting technology to <br>development challenges</center></font>}}
* I.V. Sijali and M. G. Mwago, [http://siteresources.worldbank.org/AFRICAEXT/Resources/258643-1271798012256/pumps-18.pdf MoneyMaker Pumps: Creating Wealth in Sub-Saharan Africa].
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===Availability===
KickStart’s micro-irrigation pumps are available for distribution throughout Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
The minimum MoneyMaker Hip Pump order is 5 pumps. Individual pumps can be picked up in person at our offices or retail shops in Kenya, Tanzania, and Mali.
===Contact Kickstart===
[http://www.kickstart.org/products/how-to-buy/ How to Buy.]
