Improving the resilience of SMEs in times of crisis: The impact of mobile money amid Covid-19 in Zambia. [PDF]
Nan WV, Park M.
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Crowdsourcing the Robin Hood effect in cities
Socioeconomic inequalities in cities are embedded in space and result in neighborhood effects, whose harmful consequences have proved very hard to counterbalance efficiently by planning policies alone. Considering redistribution of money flows as a first
Arias, Juan Murillo +3 more
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Facilitating Cross-Border Mobile Banking in Southern Africa [PDF]
The use of mobile banking is an increasingly important component of national and regional economic development in Southern Africa. Mobile banking can help bring the large unbanked population into the formal financial sector, and can facilitate cross ...
Maimbo, Samuel +2 more
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Myanmar: a new breed of mobile money? [PDF]
Widespread smart-phone and mobile-money usage is coming to Myanmar. The potential of these technologies, both as a consumer tool and an innovation for current government and aid innovations is ...
Weisbrod, Aaron
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Mobile operators as banks or vice-versa? and: the challenges of Mobile channels for banks [PDF]
This short paper addresses the strategic challenges of deposit banks, and payment clearinghouses, posed by the growing role of mobile operators as collectors and payment agents of flow of cash for themselves and third parties.
Pau, L-F.
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Collecting development data with mobile phones: Key considerations from a review of the evidence [PDF]
Growth in mobile phone access and ownership presents an opportunity to collect more data, more frequently, from more people, and for less money.
Chesterman, Sabrina +3 more
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Feasibility of upfront mobile money transfers for transportation reimbursement to promote retention among patients receiving lymphoma treatment in Malawi. [PDF]
Ellis GK +18 more
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Food insecurity remains a persistent challenge in low-income, agriculturally dependent countries like Mali, where limited access to formal financial services constrains households’ ability to cope with economic shocks.
Tidiani Diallo
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In developing economies like Ghana, mobile money services are rapidly transforming financial inclusion, yet the consistent use of such platforms for savings remains limited among informal sector workers.
Abigail Padi +3 more
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The 4MOTHERS trial of the impact of a mobile money-based intervention on maternal and neonatal health outcomes in Madagascar: study protocol of a cluster-randomized hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial. [PDF]
Lacroze E +11 more
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