This paper highlights four key principles required to achieve equitable, long-term financial security for people and small businesses: 1) Prioritizing historically excluded and underserved populations, 2) Measuring success by outcomes, 3) Establishing and enforcing strong regulatory regimes and 4) Promoting growth and integrity.

This study explores the landscape of the gig economy in Malaysia and China, focusing on the financial concerns and well-being of gig workers. 

This report provides measures of financial inclusion including elements of financial resilience and a newly-created score on financial well-being for 26 countries.

This study provides a new metric to measure perceived financial control - the extent to which people perceive they are in control of and can influence their financial situation, an important and complementary dimension within the umbrella of financial health. 

Grounded in an analysis of norms governing women’s agency, ability to enact preferences, bargaining power and financial independence, this report provides a conceptual framework to move Indonesian women from financial inclusion to empowerment.

This paper analyzes how governments can leverage rapid expansion of fintech activities to drive financial inclusion in the region.

In Kenya, the trend of divergent impact continues, with macroeconomic resilience masking sustained inequalities and divergence in recovery.

This survey provides data on how micro firms in Kenya have responded to and coped during the COVID-19 pandemic.