The VISLA are small self-managed groups of 5 to 15 self-selected people who meet regularly to save a sum of money weekly in a common fund, to grant a small credit to their members in need at a very low interest rate and to assist each other through a solidarity fund in case of need. These young people and women trained in micro-entrepreneurship who demonstrate assets and/or desire to undertake for their socio-professional integration are accompanied in the design of their business plans. If they do not have sufficient means to launch the micro-enterprise (business plan), they are sometimes supported financially and / or technically in the launch and / or development of these micro-enterprises through this same Kivu AMKA project. It should be noted that this project aspires to become in the long run not only an entrepreneurial incubator but also a microfinance institution for young people and women entrepreneurs. This institution will develop products adapted to each category of clients on the basis of the research conducted.