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Read our latest thinking on key issues in financial sector development
Reading between the data
In 2014, 22.2% of adults in Zambia were covered by insurance. In 2015, just 2.6% were. If you are working on insurance in Zambia you would probably [...]
7 November 2016
Good intentions
Why what you measure in financial inclusion is so important to the outcomes you achieve Financial inclusion is increasingly recognised as a policy [...]
31 October 2016
Big data for small policies
What does big data mean for microinsurance? There are 24.2 million adults in Tanzania. About 15 million experienced an insurable event in 2013. Less [...]
24 October 2016
Making new markets for financial services possible
Financial service providers are becoming increasingly aware of the value of data for financial inclusion. Utilising data and drawing on the power of [...]
20 October 2016
Talking about data in the land of a thousand hills
Data plays an integral role in all aspects of financial inclusion. Over the next two days, it will feature prominently in deepening our understanding [...]
19 October 2016
7 things I learned from the MiN field trip and workshop on microinsurance distribution
What if you could simply swipe your card every time you wanted to pay for a minibus taxi ride? That might be more convenient than carrying the right [...]
14 October 2016
Jumping to conclusions
Have you heard of the Fosbury Flop? Probably not. But you’d know one if you saw it. It’s the technique that high jumpers use when jumping [...]
13 October 2016
A balancing act
Data has permeated all facets of our lives. It is more available and accessible than ever before. In just a few hours one person can create a [...]
22 September 2016
Why a plastic bottle trumps a bank account
Patience, a restaurant owner in Goma in the eastern DRC, has a dream of owning her own land. She saves a modest 2000 Congolese Francs (just less than [...]
14 September 2016
"I’ve got your back"
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a country with a volatile history and topography that’s tough to navigate. It’s not the [...]
9 September 2016
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