Since 2004, when the Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) was formed, great strides have been made towards achieving our goal that all Tanzanians derive value
Lack of access and take-up of financial services within rural communities can be due to weak infrastructure which limits banks, and even microfinance institutions (MFIs),
Standing at 1.2 billion, young people account for 1 in 6 of the global population and are growing rapidly in number. However, despite the size
This study researches and evaluates the state of financial inclusion and finance for the growth of rural youth in Tanzania, and concludes that their inclusion
Over the past decade, remarkable progress has been made in improving financial inclusion in terms of the number of adults using formal financial services, the
Bank accounts could encourage savings groups to save more, says a Tanzanian survey. Financial service providers (FSPs) should make offering group savings accounts their first
The Digital Field Automation (DFA) is an automated account opening and loan application program which has increased access to financial services for individuals and small
Mfumo Jumuishi – A model borne from the need to overcome constraints to financial & economic progress for smallholder farmers. Life of a smallholder farmer
Since 2004, when the Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) was formed, great strides have been made towards achieving our goal that all Tanzanians derive value
Financial inclusion, as defined by the World Bank, is when “individuals and businesses have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet
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