FinScope’s layered approach to data collection and analysis allows us to explore women’s empowerment at the individual, household, and community levels.

Unlike other data sources, FII data has a dedicated gender module measuring women’s economic empowerment, which aims to assess whether women's access to finance results in empowerment.

Given the rapid expansion of digital financial services (DFS) use cases in agriculture, the burning question now is: How can women benefit from these tools at equal rates as men?

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.

Parsing through mountains of financial inclusion data to find meaningful patterns to advance women’s financial inclusion is overwhelming. CGAP’s Women’s Financial Inclusion Community of Practice guides you through the data.

Digital services - with their geographic reach, ease of use, and transparency - are driving financial inclusion and alleviating poverty. But are rural women being left behind? Learn more at #SEEP2017.

Cindy Drakeman of DoubleXEconomy shares thoughts on women’s economic empowerment and microfinance

Naila Kabeer, Professor of Gender and Development, sits down with the Gateway ahead of the WEE Forum

Interview with Nomsa Daniels, CEO of the pan-African advocacy organization Graça Machel Trust

An anthropological approach to digital finance using social network analysis