The agency of microcredit Pla Net Finance has decided to undertake in Morocco a sanitary program directed to more than 10,000 illiterate women for the prevention of the SIDA/HIV. The interest of the agencies of microcredit by the sanitary education comes for two reasons just: first, that the 76 percent of women infected by the SIDA/HIV lives in Africa and the statistics have put in evidence that while the average rate of solution of the microcedits is in the 98 percent, this one can lower until the 68 percent in areas particularly struck by the disease.
The second reason is that most of the beneficiaries of microcredits they are women. It is not the first time that the sanitary programs of education have taken advantage of the microcédito like vehicle diffusion and approach to the population. The Finance for Trust the Self-Employed (FITSE), subsidiary of World Vision International in
The women represent most of the beneficiaries of the microcredits and can develop to a central paper in the prevention of the diseases and the maintenance of the health of the family and whole communities. With its program in