Each approach might also be explored in relation to the main areas of development needs (abbreviations in brackets relate the planning table that follows)

• Sufficient supply of safe, clean drinking water (Water)
• Improved sanitation systems (Sanit)
• Better medical and health care facilities, including health education (H'lth)
• Better educational opportunities that are accessible to all (Educ)
• Greater access to IT services and improved comnnectivity (IT)
• Improved farming and horticultual methods (Hort)
• Support for community development initiatives (Comm)
• Empowerment of community entrepreneurs though high quality microfinance schemes (Microf)

I've also added a link to the 1412 thread where the fivefold approach is applied to the issue of microfinance in one particular area of Niger.