In Mexico, the Veolia subsidiary Compagnie des eaux d�Aguascalientes (CAASA) has launched the �Socias Gestoras� program. This initiative relies on women from the local community who visit users who cannot make payments, informing them about existing systems and proposing solutions, such as bill discounts, staggered payments or specific aid. The �Socias Gestoras� program reflects the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals; it encourages access to essential services, contributes to local development and helps integrate women in difficult situations. These single mothers, who are heads of households, are involved in an empowering activity which generates an income. This program is in collaboration with a local association, Civile Tlanemani.