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Fonkoze’s CLM Ultra Poverty Programme

Understanding and improving child development and child well-being
Keetie Roelen, Amrita Saha, Institute of Development Studies
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Measuring funding flows for digital financial inclusion - Methodology and early insights

Howard Miller, MIX
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Moving Proximity From Critical Issue to Addressable Challenge

Possible approaches and tools
Stephen Peachey, Mbinya Mutiso, Oxford Policy Management, Mastercard Foundation
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No Household Left Behind: Afghanistan Targeting the Ultra Poor Impact Evaluation

Effect of the "Targeting the Ultra Poor" program on the well-being of poor households
Guadalupe Bedoya, Aidan Coville, Johannes Haushofer, Mohammad Isaqzadeh, Jeremy Shapiro, World Bank
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Papua New Guinea Annual Benchmark Report

This report includes key financial and operational indicators that provide a country overview, indicator level performance and institutional details.

MIX
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Putting Client Insights Into Practice: Six Springboards

Attempts at shifting mindsets, engaging staff and responding to customer needs
Alice Merry, ILO's Impact Insurance Facility
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State of the Digital Financial Services Market in Zambia, 2018

Insights and findings from the Annual Provider Survey
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
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The Digital Lives of Refugees: How Displaced Populations Use Mobile Phones and What Gets in the Way

Offering opportunities for stakeholders to increase understanding of how refugees use mobile money
Jenny Casswell, GSMA
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The Financial Needs of Mexicans

How do Mexicans meet their financial needs?
Christine Hougaard, Isabelle Carboni, Wicus Coetzee, Leonard Makuvaza, Marco Antonio Del Río Chivardi, Christopher Edmundo Castro Solares, Julissa Hernández Godínez, Yolanda Juárez, Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores de México (CNBV), insight2impact
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Taxing Mobile Phone Transactions in Africa: Lessons From Kenya

Does taxation policy on micro-transactions have the potential to reverse financial inclusion?
Njuguna Ndung’u, The Brookings Institution