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The Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development (KNOMAD)

The Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development (KNOMAD) is a global hub of knowledge and policy expertise on migration and development issues. It addresses gaps and quality issues regarding data on migration and remittances by researching, collecting and publishing global data to enable more effective engagement on migration and development.

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Global migrants and refugees

KNOMAD aims to generate a menu of policy choices, based on analytical evidence, evaluation of policies, data collection, and quality control through peer-review. It provides technical assistance and undertakes pilot projects. KNOMAD works in close coordination with the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) and the U.N. agencies working on migration.

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Persona Segmentation Toolkit

To drive inclusive finance in Nigeria, and  EFInA and WSBI’s Scale2Save program are launching the Persona Segmentation Toolkit which allows financial institutions in Nigeria to use the EFInA financial access data, demographic, and socio economic household data in a simple, practical way.

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CGAP Pulse Survey of Microfinance Institutions

Conducted from June to December 2020, the CGAP Global Pulse Survey of Microfinance Institutions was the first survey that aims to capture the full picture of COVID-19’s impact on microfinance at the global, regional, and national levels.

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FinDev Guide to Data - Tracking the Global Response to COVID-19

A listing of coronavirus-related data useful for the microfinance sector and the financial inclusion community. Learn who is tracking what.