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8 Billion Reasons to Place Inclusive Finance at the Heart of Global . . . PRESS RELEASE WASHINGTON, D C , June 6, 2024: Inclusive and responsible finance can be a catalyst for grassroots climate action, according to new research published today by CGAP, the global development partnership housed at the World Bank Group Releasing the new analysis, CGAP’s CEO, Sophie Sirtaine, launched a bold call to place inclusive financial services at the heart of climate
Financial Inclusion = A Path to Climate Resilience - cgap. org There is growing recognition that social protection programs have immense potential to enhance climate adaptation and enable a just transition Financial inclusion is a key opportunity to further advance the climate goals of these programs yet, while promising examples exist, they remain nascent, representing a promise waiting to be realized
Home | HOPE International Resources: If you're part of a church, nonprofit, or school and would like to learn more about HOPE's methodology, visit our resource library If you're part of a church network or organization and would like to learn more about implementing HOPE's savings group (SG) methodology, visit our SG Multiply page To learn more about HOPE's Microfinance Accelerator Program (MAP), visit here
Access for All: Building Inclusive Financial Systems Diverse channels are needed to get diverse financial services into the hands of a diverse range of people who are currently excluded Making this vision a reality entails breaking down the walls—real and imaginary—that currently separate microfinance from the much broader world of financial systems
Reaching the Poorest: Lessons from the Graduation Model Social Media Monitoring to Assess Consumer Risks in Digital Credit Apps: Guidance for Supervisors from an India Pilot To better understand the digital consumer credit and the risks they pose for customers, this reading deck contains supervisory guidance on the use of a branch of AI, Natural Language Processing (NLP), for social media monitoring
Ending Extreme Poverty: New Evidence on the Graduation Approach SDG 1 is as exciting as it is daunting: End extreme poverty The Graduation Approach has resulted in large and cost-effective impacts on ultra-poor households’ standard of living, ultimately enabling a sustainable transition to more secure livelihoods and an exit from poverty
Ensuring Responsible Open Finance for Consumers and their Data For consumers to harness the benefits of open finance, adopting a comprehensive consumer and data protection regulatory and supervisory framework, putting consumers first, and ensuring collaboration among key actors in the ecosystem is imperative
Poverty Simulation - HOPE International What is the HOPE Poverty Simulation? The HOPE Poverty Simulation is a 2 5-hour immersive learning experience designed to help participants glimpse the realities of a lifetime in extreme poverty Over the course of the simulation, participants will be confronted with a series of challenges that mimic the complex, everyday obstacles that billions of men and women are forced to grapple with in
From Extreme Poverty to Sustainable Livelihoods - CGAP The Graduation Approach aims to move people out of extreme poverty and into a sustainable livelihood Pioneered by BRAC in Bangladesh, the Approach combines elements of social protection, livelihoods development, and access to finance
What we do - HOPE International We believe families in poverty have the God-given talents and skills to provide for their families What they don't have is a lump sum of money to invest in their potential—by paying school fees, saving for the future, or investing in businesses