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In this edition, we explore the concept of financial health as opposed to financial inclusion, adapting mobile money apps to be more women-friendly, and serving youth throughout their lives.
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In this interview, Carrie Creasey shares why MetLife Foundation has shifted its focus to financial health - a concept that can tell us a lot more than financial inclusion can about how people's use of financial tools impacts their lives.
To improve the user experience of mobile money smartphone apps and help overcome barriers for women, GRID Impact uses human-centered design - creating solutions with women, not just for women.
In this interview, Adaeze Ume of Nigeria's Diamond Bank talks about how and why Diamond Bank works with young clients, and shares insights on banking youth throughout their lifecycle.
Financial health, as defined by CFSI, is achieved when an individual's daily systems help build the financial resilience to weather shocks, and the ability to pursue financial goals.
What are the determinants of success in agent network management?
This study aims to inform relevant digital financial inclusion (DFS) stakeholders on progress and challenges of agent network development for DFS in Indonesia.
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