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Women As Changemakers Improve Access to Water and Sanitation
How does women’s participation in household investment decisions accelerate access to quality water and sanitation services?
By Gaurav Sinha, Rahul Ranjan Sinha, Grameen Foundation
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Freedom on Wheels – A Ride to Economic Empowerment
How motorcycle loans could help women banking agents in India bring financial inclusion to remote and vulnerable populations.
By Seema Prem, Aiswarya Chandrashekar, FIA Global
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Will the Pandemic Exacerbate or Mitigate the Digital Gender Gap?
COVID-19’s disproportionate impact on women must be urgently addressed through the provision of digital financial literacy and access.
By Parul Tandon, Sonal Jaitly, MSC
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Can Lenders Also Sell Insurance and Investment Products?
How to ensure the sale of appropriate non-credit products to microcredit customers
By Sowmini Prasad, Deepti George, Dvara Research
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Who Bears the Risk in Fintech?
The excitement around fintech in India is palpable. Many see it as a market-led solution to the policy objective of financial inclusion. Fintech regulation must therefore be designed carefully to prevent and mitigate risks while also preserving the potential for financial inclusion.
By Beni Chugh, Dvara Research
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Want to Stay in Business? Keep Your Loan Officers Happy
Loan officers are in a critical position to influence clients’ experience with an MFI. Yet they are often under intense pressure to meet targets. Here are six steps for improving working conditions for microfinance field staff.
By Nupur Maroti, M2i Consulting
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Three Steps for Closing India’s Gender Gap in Digital Financial Services
Grameen Foundation India shares how they are working on the first step of improving women’s digital financial literacy.
By Rahul Ranjan Sinha, Grameen Foundation India
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Grappling With India’s National Biometric-Based Payments System
India’s Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AePS) is the world’s first national biometric-based payments system. In the two years since its launch, AePS has revealed both benefits and challenges as it seeks to expand financial inclusion. Grameen Foundation India has experienced these directly as we work to scale digital financial services and financial education.
How does AePS work?
AePS was designed to allow individuals to conduct financial transactions across any participating bank, using just three inputs:
By Rahul Ranjan Sinha, Gaurav Chakraverty, Grameen Foundation India
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Digital Winds of Change in Rural India
How can MFIs manage the inevitable change as the world goes digital? Collaboration is one key strategy. Grameen Foundation India shares how an MFI-Fintech collaboration is transforming the lives of poor rural women.
By Gopika Gulati, Gaurav Chakraverty, Grameen Foundation India