For example, a study in the United Republic of Tanzania showed that household access to credit acted as a substitute for child labour.4 Moreover, credit provided to people at the bottom income levels, especially women, farmers and entrepreneurs, improves the productive capacities of local communities and facilitates inclusion of the poorest.
Ainsi, une étude effectuée en République-Unie de Tanzanie a montré que dans les ménages qui avaient accès au crédit, les enfants ne travaillaient plus.