Microfinance and Public Health

August 5, 2008 No Comments

The International AIDS Conference is being held in Mexico City this week, convening global experts, policy makers, and press. And, while I readily admit that I have a favorable inclination towards all things microfinance, its hard not to get excited about news like this:

A microfinance and training project designed to empower South African women was associated with a significant reduction in HIV risk behaviour and partner violence over two years of follow-up. (full article)

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