Region: Asia

Enabling energy transition across sectors is the need of the hour. Through the use-case of the transport and mobility sector (one of the highest contributors to GHG), this blog lays out a template for financing of energy transition and explores the pivotal role that public finance institutions can play.

Limited access to financial services often keeps youth from realizing their potential. This blog explains how technology and innovative solutions can break down these barriers to make access to finance a reality for young entrepreneurs.

A robust care economy is crucial for developing nations as it promotes gender equality and drives inclusive economic growth. Through an increased number of women in the workforce and improved training, wages, and working conditions in the care industry, governments and the private sector can create a stronger care economy. MSC has worked with a range of stakeholders, simplified childcare models, and provided recommendations to accelerate the development of a vibrant care economy.

Our blog sheds light on the hurdles Indonesian youth encounter in accessing finance and examines how the digital capabilities of different youth personas impact their financial behavior.

The Smallholder Farmers’ Climate-Resilience Index represents MSC’s quantitative methodology to gauge Bihar’s smallholders’ resilience against the impacts of climate hazards. The study seeks to inform the strategies of development agencies dedicated to enhancing smallholder farmers’ resilience.

This blog discusses hidden pricing tactics that hinder digital financial services (DFS) adoption by low- and moderate-income (LMI) users. It also emphasizes why financial regulatory authorities must promote transparency and accountability in financial services.