 The Community Microprojects Support Programme (PSMICO) 612. In 2011, this project benefited mainly rural women in the multifunctional platforms (PTFMs), seventeen (17) infrastructure microprojects, among which were six (06) prefectural markets, three (03) ) cantonal markets, two (02) storage warehouses.  The National Women's Inclusive Entrepreneurship Programme 613. The promotion of Togolese women on the economic front intensified since 2014 with new programmes to support women in their various activities related to their practical and strategic needs. It is in this connection that an inclusive entrepreneurship programme designed with the support of UNDP and implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Development at the grassroots level and the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Livestock and fisheries through the Togolese Institute for Agricultural Research (ITRA), led to the training of women group leaders on product transformation, marketing and exchange of good practices of entrepreneurship and management with women entrepreneurs.  The National Fund for Inclusive Financing (FNFI) 614. Still in 2014, the difficult access of women to credit was eased by the creation of the National Fund for Inclusive Financing (FNFI), whose first product, Access to the Financial Services of the poor (APSEF), exceeded forecasts, affected 331,021 people including about 297,900 women, representing more than 90% of the beneficiaries. For the year 2015, nearly 228,150 beneficiaries of the year 2014 received a renewal of this product more than 90% of whom were women. Government further strengthened this aspect in 2015 with the launch of two other specialized financial products for youth (AJISEF) and farmers (AGRISEF). AGRISEF is intended to provide credit to professional farmers while AJSEF is meant for young people who, at the end of their apprenticeship or unemployed graduates, find it difficult to find a workshop or an activity to start. The results of these two products at the end of 2015 revealed that more than 90% of these credits were intended for women and girls. 615. Note should equally be taken of:  the revitalization of the Delegation charged with the organization of the Informal sector which contributed to the strengthening of the economic power and the empowerment of the women of this sector. 170