Promoting Women and Youth Financial Inclusion for Entrepreneurship and Job Creation
The financial exclusion of women and youth is a weighty topic that several countries and institutions are working to address, but this will require a collective response from governments (policymakers and regulators), financial service providers, and development agencies.
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Guinea, a country of roughly 12.4 million people with a bank account penetration rate of 15 percent as of 2017, has made modest gains in reducing financial exclusion levels since […]
The study uncovered a number of latent issues confronting Zambian women and youth with respect to accessing and using financial services: Access, Quality, Welfare and Job Creation
The study sampled women aged over 35 and youth (following the African Union definition of youth, these were individuals between the ages of 15 and 35 years). It developed an analytical framework...
This is a synthesis report on Promoting Women and Youth Financial Inclusion for Entrepreneurship and Job Creation: Comparative Study of Selected Sub-Saharan African Countries. The three countries covered in this study are...
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