In their 2019 Annual Letter, Bill and Melinda Gates speak about the transformative potential of mobile phones for women in developing countries. For marginalised women,
CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor) has revealed the winners of their annual photo and video contest. CGAP is a partnership of organisations
In emerging markets, mobile money continues to be a driver of financial inclusion. One key driver for a successful mobile money scheme: an enabling regulatory
Women, globally, have lower rates of mobile ownership, internet access and financial inclusion. This gap is wider still in emerging and least developed countries, particularly
In 2017, just 44% of the Sub-Saharan population were mobile subscribers. Despite such a low penetration level, subscriber growth is actually slowing as a result
Africa is undoubtedly the region with the most to gain from the current digital revolution. Progressing towards a digital economy is a critical step in
The GSMA’s 2018 Mobile Economy report highlights the potential of mobile in the achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Mobile has an undoubtedly
For the billions of unbanked or underbanked people in the developing world, the key to poverty alleviation lies in economic empowerment and inclusion. Increasingly, research
Each year, CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor), a think tank dedicated to improving access to financial services for the world’s poor, runs a
Over 12,000 farmers in Iraq will receive funds to restart or expand agricultural activities via a new mobile money transfer program, says the UN food
In their 2019 Annual Letter, Bill and Melinda Gates speak about the transformative potential of mobile phones for women in developing countries. For marginalised women,
CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor) has revealed the winners of their annual photo and video contest. CGAP is a partnership of organisations
In emerging markets, mobile money continues to be a driver of financial inclusion. One key driver for a successful mobile money scheme: an enabling regulatory
Women, globally, have lower rates of mobile ownership, internet access and financial inclusion. This gap is wider still in emerging and least developed countries, particularly
In 2017, just 44% of the Sub-Saharan population were mobile subscribers. Despite such a low penetration level, subscriber growth is actually slowing as a result
Africa is undoubtedly the region with the most to gain from the current digital revolution. Progressing towards a digital economy is a critical step in
The GSMA’s 2018 Mobile Economy report highlights the potential of mobile in the achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Mobile has an undoubtedly
For the billions of unbanked or underbanked people in the developing world, the key to poverty alleviation lies in economic empowerment and inclusion. Increasingly, research
Each year, CGAP (the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor), a think tank dedicated to improving access to financial services for the world’s poor, runs a
Over 12,000 farmers in Iraq will receive funds to restart or expand agricultural activities via a new mobile money transfer program, says the UN food