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Tag: Conditional cash transfers

G2P Payment: A Job Half Done

Direct Benefit Transfer program was thought to be effective method of achieving goal of financial inclusion. Its effectiveness was thought to be an outcome of necessity of making payments to individual bank accounts and also because of regularity of payments. However, due to operational issues its progress does not inspire much hope. At best DBT […]

Jun 19, 2014

Lokesh Singh

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Jun 19, 2014

Lokesh Singh

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The State of Bank-led initiatives for E/M Banking and it’s potential

In 2012 Ignacio Mas worked with MSC to look at the state of digital financial services in India, the type of products that poor people want, and the role of microfinance institutions/SHGs in digital financial services systems. Ignacio also ran a training for all MSC staff, and we then asked him to record some of […]

Jun 7, 2013

Ignacio Mas

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Jun 7, 2013

Ignacio Mas

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Can Mobile Banking Deliver on the Promise of Financial Inclusion?

We interviewed Ignacio Mas to find out what he thinks about mobile banking and its role in increasing financial inclusion.

May 10, 2013

Ignacio Mas

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May 10, 2013

Ignacio Mas

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What Will It Take To Deliver ‘Direct Benefits / Cash Transfer’ Programmes Successfully?

This PB highlights the vital elements of policy changes and actions that would be necessary for efficient and meaningful rollout of this grand programme, even in a scaled down form.

Jan 1, 2013

Puneet Chopra

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Jan 1, 2013

Puneet Chopra

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Passing the Buck in East Africa – Money Transfers Systems: The Practice and Potential for Services in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda

This paper analyses how low-income individuals and small or microentrepreneurs transfer money and make payments in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.

Jun 3, 2004

Cerstin Sander

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Jun 3, 2004

Cerstin Sander

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Passing the buck in East Africa – Money transfers systems: The practice and potential for services in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda

This paper is a synthesis of a series of findings of MicroSave market research studies on how low-income individuals and small or microentrepreneurs transfer money and make payments in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, the three countries comprising the East African Community (EAC). It analyses the reasons for sending money and the regulated services and other ways available to transfer money on the basis of interviews with microfinance clients as users and banks and other service providers in all three countries. Combining their perspectives with complementary research, the paper identifies gaps and weaknesses in the existing money transfer services. These gaps offer a market opportunity for new or different services, including the potential for services by microfinance institutions (MFIs)

Jun 3, 2004

Cerstin Sander

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Cerstin Sander

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