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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