1. It's safe.
2. It's private.
3. It empowers women.
4. It reduces women's vulnerability.
5. It improves the quality of women's consumption.
6. It lets people anticipate expenses.
7. It allows for cash-flow management.
8. Zero cost.
9. It is divisible.
10. It reaches a large number of people.
11. It offers a direct channel.
Linking a conditional cash transfer program with a program that promotes inclusion in the financial system gives beneficiaries a cash-flow management tool that leads to higher-quality consumption, facilitates investment in human capital and raises their self-esteem.
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Invitation to participate
The facilitators invite women to participate by joining savings groups. They explain the procedures and requirements for opening savings accounts, providing an incentive by describing groups of savers who are using savings accounts and have established direct ties with Rural Savings and Loan Associations.