Gender & digital financial inclusion
Category
Economic Opportunity & Security, Employment and Enterprises, Financial Inclusion, Women in the Value Chain
Publication Subtitle
What do we know and what do we need to know?
Publication year
2017
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Better and more meaningful financial inclusion may prove to be the key to unlocking the potential for micro and small enterprises to grow, reducing the exposure of poor and rural communities to income shocks, dynamizing growth, and promoting more sustainable and equitable development.
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