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Enabling Women’s Financial Inclusion Through Digital Financial Literacy

This brief helps unpack the different dimensions of digital financial literacy (DFL) and demonstrate why they should not be tackled in isolation as they are very much connected. It includes four case studies of organizations addressing DFL in their work in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and Ghana.

Catherine Highet, FinEquity
Case Study

Gender Access to Credit Under Ghana's Financial Sector Reform: A Case Study of Two Rural Banks in the Central Region of Ghana

Has the gender access to credit increased due to financial liberalization in Ghana?
Ekumah, E.K. , Essel, T.T., Impact of Financial Sector Liberalization on the Poor
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Credit With Education: A Self-Financing Way to Empower Women

A new approach to empowering women
Vor der Bruegge, E., Plas, M. et al., Freedom from Hunger
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Access to Credit for Poor Women: A Scale-up Study of Projects Carried out by Freedom from Hunger in Mali and Ghana

Analyzing Freedom from Hunger's village banking program in Mali and Ghana
Ashe, J., Hirschland, M., Burnett, J., Stack, K., Eiland, M. , Gizzi, M., USAID