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What we do
MSC (MicroSave Consulting) is a global consulting firm that enables social, financial, and economic inclusion for everyone in the digital age. We have been at the center of the digital finance revolution since its early days.
Today, we work with governments, banks, telecommunication companies, and third-party service providers across Asia and Africa.
We offer strategic and operational advice and help implement programs using insights from meticulous field-based research that is rooted in a deep understanding of clients, their needs, perceptions, aspirations, and behavior.
We facilitate transformations, support strategy and implementation, uncover insights, and improve efficiency and create impact. Our advisory services help our clients achieve sustainable performance improvements and unlock enduring value.
Sectors we work in
We have a strong reputation for providing high-quality, impact-oriented business consulting services to a wide range of institutions. We manage projects in over 50 developing countries.
Our clients and partners
We work with clients and partners across the globe to drive financial inclusion. We specialize in the following areas:
- Design and implementation of projects for multilaterals and governments.
- Initiatives to alleviate poverty funded by foundations and international NGOs.
- Development and implementation of strategies for companies in electronic and mobile banking services.
- Serving MFIs and other financial service providers, from start-ups to established organizations.
- Solutions to improve the capacities of companies with banking licenses, especially in digital finance.
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PMAY-G: Transforming the rural housing program in India (Part II)
Apr 7, 2021
Use of electronic vouchers for distribution of relief Part 2
Thomas Murayi, Peter Charagu and Edward Obiko
Mar 29, 2021
Universal Basic Income: A policy option for India?
Kushagra Harshavardhan and Noel Johns
Mar 3, 2021
NFHS 5 calls for urgent action on child nutrition in India
Aakash Mehrotra, Puneet Khanduja, Monica Dutta and Palak Khanna
Feb 11, 2021
Preparing for life after COVID-19: How India’s healthcare system can better respond to future shocks
Puneet Khanduja and Mitul Thapliyal
Feb 2, 2021
Policy shifts to bolster India’s frontline healthcare workers
Puneet Khanduja, Prairna Koul and Mitul Thapliyal
Feb 2, 2021
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How can governments deliver pension payments effectively?
Expanding the range of accessible touchpoints, especially for the elderly, doorstep delivery of payments, and strengthening exception management procedures are some options
Explore the details here👉https://t.co/bxG7EvkkHX
How can governments address last-mile delivery challenges in the payment of pensions?
How can they strengthen the delivery of payment services and provide better technical, logistical, and monitoring support?
The answers to these questions and more https://t.co/Mb3TgcyOAy
The digitization of #pension payments is marred with last-mile delivery challenges like access to withdrawal points, exclusion due to issues with digitization, and the lack of communication channels.
Take a closer look at these challenges in our note https://t.co/ehFvj3aYnq
The National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) provides monetary security to >33 million people in India through #DBT
Despite the digitization of pension payments, #beneficiaries face challenges in receiving these payments
Read all about it here https://t.co/EoBvOlzi9r
#PMAYG has the potential to help the Government of
India realize its vision of housing for all.
How can GoI address policy and operational-level challenges to ensure the smooth functioning of the program?
Read on to find out https://t.co/nm4lviMlEK
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More than 12 million houses have been constructed under #PMAYG, the Government of India’s initiative to provide #ruralhousing. What were the major challenges faced by supply and demand-side stakeholders of the program?
Our blog has the answers https://t.co/NocNYuaDSb
Providing #housingforall has been the government's vision since India gained independence. Has it failed? And if so, why?
Take a peek at our blog https://t.co/6a2H56e8Rr to explore the evolution of various #rural #housing programs and the performance of the recent #PMAYG program
More than 12 million houses have been constructed under India’s #PMAYG program
Does PMAY-G deliver on its promise to provide housing for all in rural areas? Find out here https://t.co/4LDr7RvR0E
#ruralhousing #housingforall
Multiple challenges hinder the conversion of key in-kind subsidies to cash transfers
Our video suggests the way forward https://t.co/nTpyya9Wrb
#DBT of social subsidies enabled the Government of India to save USD 22 billion by reducing delivery costs and removing fake beneficiaries
Watch our video to understand how
https://t.co/RyNO2mb9jk
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