 the opening of a one-stop shop that enables one to start his business in 24 hours only. Such a measure has given many women the opportunity to emerge in the informal sector and create their own businesses;  the establishment of pioneer volunteer and entrepreneurship programmes that provide employability, employment and business creation opportunities for thousands of girls;  the publication and popularization of the mapping of job opportunities for young people and women in prefectures and sub-prefectures. It is a decision support tool to promote the self-employment of young people and women in these environments;  the establishment of a Support Fund for Youth Economic Initiatives (FAIEJ) and the implementation of the Community Development Programme in Lomé's vulnerable neighbourhoods (PDC-L), which enabled 929 women to benefit from low-income credit interest rate of $ 36 million and about twenty girls from hairdressing and sewing tool kits. 3.5.2 - Right to food security (Article 15) 616. As mentioned in the previous point, in order to fight against food insecurity, the State has put in place:  the National Agricultural Investment and Food Security Programme (PNIASA), in which emphasis is laid on gender mainstreaming. This programme has three priority projects namely:  Togo Agricultural Development Support Project (PADAT). This project supported 26,076 women with agricultural kits, technical advice. 3,652 women participated in CEA/GIFS learning activities, 23 attended entrepreneurship training, and 4 women were trained in monitoring and evaluation planning and techniques;  Agricultural Productivity Project in West Africa (WAAPP-Togo). It enabled 5,335 women farmers to benefit from fertilizer kits and improved rice seeds, 171 women from ESOPs to benefit from funding and 129 women to benefit from planting canes;  Agricultural Sector Support Project (PASA). The direct beneficiaries of PASA are approximately 60,000 farmers, 13,000 livestock breeders, 1,600 fishermen and 500 fishmongers, 40% of whom were women and youth. In addition, about 650,000 households raising poultry and/or 171