In Mobaye, Central African Republic, women are using collective savings to fund small businesses and household needs. Henriette Yambata, for example, saved 38,000 CFA francs (about $67) and used it for her children's school fees and to boost her business. The SEDOUTI Project, meaning 'well-being' in Sango, facilitates these savings groups, providing financial access and empowerment. This initiative helps women cover major expenses and turn their entrepreneurial ideas into reality.
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