These companion reports analyze the current state of data exchange in four leading markets highlighting their innovative approaches and the practical challenges they face during implementation.

This gender conceptual framework aims to offer a new vision of women's financial inclusion through a whole-of-market approach, requiring commitment from both sectors to drive impactful change.

This study identifies further opportunities and quantifies the economic value of adopting digital technologies across Ethiopia’s economy. It determines how these opportunities can be unlocked through policy reforms, particularly focusing on the key role that the mobile telecommunications sector and mobile money services plays in supporting the process of digitalization.

The Annual Microfinance Conference hosted by Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA) underscored it's dedication to expanding financial inclusion and promoting responsible growth, aligning with global development goals and positioning Cambodia as a model for sustainable finance.

This learning report focuses on the role of savings groups in addressing systemic gender inequities in markets.

The MyAccount initiative is set to transform how civil servants receive their salaries by enabling them to manage their funds through individual bank accounts.

This loan marks several significant milestones, both for Assetline Finance and for the non-banking financial institution (NBFI) sector in Sri Lanka.

A five-year blended finance program centered on market-conducive incentives shows that loan portfolio guarantees are not necessary for serving refugees.

This report focuses on the importance of advancing the dialogue to achieve Open Data rather than pausing mid-way at one-way information sharing out of the financial industry. 

This report analyzes the role of digital public infrastructure (DPI) in advancing financial inclusion and productivity gains, and formulates policy recommendations for how countries can best harness this potential.