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.
Mobile Financial Services
Improved Business Understanding Through Data Analytics
Effective data analytics is essential for meeting the bottom line, and is even more critical when you are trying to meet a double bottom line. This case study examines how PT Ruma – a social enterprise based in Indonesia – is using social and business data to change its business practices.
Community Knowledge Worker Pilot Report
Grameen Foundation’s Community Knowledge Worker Initiative is based on the belief that a distributed network of intermediaries, or Community Knowledge Workers (CKWs), can use mobile devices to collect and disseminate information to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers.
Eleven Tips to Help Ensure that Your Mobile Financial Services Program Is Successful
March 19, 2013
Cross-posted from the Institute For Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion
Rural Poor Women in Focus at the Mobile World Congress 2013
March 04, 2013
By Sean Paavo Krepp, Uganda Country Director
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.
Why the Mobile Phone Might Not Be as Inclusive as You Think
January 08, 2013
Originally posted at Next Billion. Leo Tobias is a Technology Program Manager at Grameen Foundation.