Financial Literacy Pilot Report
This report examines if and how mobile phones can improve financial literacy amongst the poor. It details the findings from our pilot performed in Uganda from March through December 2010.
Microsavings
Change Leadership Study
Grameen Foundation’s holistic approach to microsavings provides the framework and tools to develop and offer convenient, accessible, and secure poverty-focused savings programs while building sound financial, organizational, and operational practices that help transform microfinance institutions (MFIs) from credit-led to demand-driven institutions.
Change Management is More than a Few Lines on a Project Plan
June 22, 2013
Just over three years ago, I found myself in a developing country managing a project that would help about 350,000 poor people save money.
10 Ways to Improve Savings Products for the Ultra-Poor
May 31, 2013
The following post was created from a new case study written by researchers at Grameen Foundation India and edited by Kimberly Davies. Cross-posted from NextBillion.net
Mobile Financial Services for the Poor – What We Must Know
February 04, 2013
Originally posted on our AppLab Blog. Fredrick Ndiwalana is Relationship Manager, Applab Money Accelerator, and Ali Ndiwalana is Research Lead, AppLab Money Incubator, at Grameen Foundation Uganda.