Welcome to the latest edition of the Gateway Exchange. We invite you to enter the CGAP Photo Contest and send in your photos that capture the importance of financial inclusion efforts around the world. The 2017 CGAP Photo Contest seeks photos that reflect the following themes:
Innovations in Digital Finance;
Creating Opportunities for People in Crisis;
Building Sustainable Livelihoods;
Connecting People and Services.
As always, if you don't have a Gateway account yet, create one today and share your resources with the financial inclusion community!
Opportunity International shares its unique approach to education finance, using algorithms to get more children in school through education loans for families and low-cost private schools.
Margot Jacobs, Senior Advisor on the private equity team at East Capital, shares tips for MFIs on becoming more attractive for investors, in preparation for the 7th Annual Central Asian & Caucasus Microfinance Forum.
Join us on September 20th for a webinar featuring a conversation between a researcher from CGAP and a policymaker from the Central Bank of Brazil.
The webinar will demystify behavioral research and show actionable measures for policymakers working on consumer protection policies. The webinar will explore:
What is behavioral research and why does it matter for consumer protection policy?
How can policymakers use behavioral research to improve consumer protection policies?
What resources are needed to get started, and where to find them?
A vast majority of youth and children live in developing countries, and nearly half of them live on less than USD 2 a day. Take this quiz to find out how much you know about young people and their financial lives.
This toolkit is the fourth in a series of six toolkits aimed at supporting financial institutions (FIs) to go digital. With this series of digital finance toolkits, an FI will be able to choose the best business model based on an assessment of its environment, objectives, capacity and readiness to carry out the efforts required.
In this model, a financial institution identifies, recruits, trains, brands and manages its own network of third-party agents through which to distribute its financial products and services.
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