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Mexican customers want their financial service providers to offer convenience, flexibility and a sense of belonging

How can the formal financial sector better meet the financial needs of Mexicans?

Measurement in financial inclusion, Financial needs

Alternative data sources for financial services

Watch how financial services usage is improved through alternative data

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Alternative data for financial services in brief

Watch how providers meet the #FinNeeds of individuals through alternative data

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Thoughts from Zimbabwe on the importance of understanding the consumer in the credit market

Measurement in financial inclusion

Understanding the usage of financial services in Southern Africa

Using the example of three specific financial inclusion initiatives, we examine what drives usage.

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Can the usage issue in financial inclusion be solved?

Access and uptake are necessary for meaningful financial inclusion.

Measurement in financial inclusion

A conceptual framework for outcomes of financial service usage

A framework for examining how a person’s usage of various financial services makes a difference in their financial life.

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A needs-based approach to financial inclusion measurement in Zimbabwe

See what the i2i needs measurement framework reveals about consumer behaviour in Zimbabwe.

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Why are financial services not used more?

Many people don’t actively use formal financial services. Understanding why can render important policy insights. This note unpacks the various drivers of usage.

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Financial inclusion metrics for the real world

How a spatial understanding of financial inclusion can contribute to meaningful measurement and impact

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Advancing FI Metrics: Shifting from access to economic empowerment

A report by the World Economic Forum (WEF) explores the rise of technology-enabled innovation and ways to measure FI, with an input from i2i.

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A client-centred approach to measuring financial inclusion

A better way to measure financial inclusion – see why we believe financial needs and usage matter.

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Banking on trust: Building trust to drive usage of financial services

If trust is critical for driving usage of financial products and services, how is trust built?

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

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i2i participates in open lectures on financial inclusion in Mexico

A glimpse of the future of financial inclusion measurement where needs and usage are considered

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Closing the gap between uptake and usage of financial products

Exploring the factors that drive usage to better understand how the gap can be bridged.

Impact, Financial inclusion, Behavioural interventions for financial services, Measurement in financial inclusion

i2i participates in training on financial inclusion strategy and data

A training course in Kuala Lumpur provided the ideal opportunity to present our approach to measuring financial inclusion.

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Thinking outside the (financial inclusion) measurement box

The third blog in our Measurement Frameworks series incorporates learnings from the retail sector on how consumers use products and engage with services.

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Measurement through the consumer lens

The second blog in our Measurement Frameworks series, building tools to measure how, and how much, consumers benefit from Financial Inclusion.

AFI, Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

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Then and now: Shaping our latest tools in financial inclusion

The first of three blogs in our Introduction to Measurement Frameworks series, discussing how we focus on improving Financial Incusion.

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Measuring impact in the financial sector

Increasing prominence of FI spawns data-gathering initiatives to measure, understand and improve it

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Measurement Note 1

Introduction to measurement frameworks

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Measurement Note 2

Determining our focus: A scan of the financial inclusion measurement field

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Measurement Note 3

Financial service usage: A conceptual model

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i2i and XDS examine the credit market in Zimbabwe

i2i is piloting its measurement frameworks in Zimbabwe

Credit, Measurement in financial inclusion

Measurement Note 4

Catering to every need: A measurement framework for functional financial service needs

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Measurement Note 5

Digging deeper: A measurement framework for depth of financial inclusion

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Measurement Note 6

Making good use: A measurement framework for financial service usage

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Regulators in Indonesia meet with i2i

The meetings highlight the tremendous wealth of data

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

BR Research interviews i2i in Islamabad, Pakistan

BR Research recently sat down in Islamabad with a team of researchers from the insight2impact

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Good intentions

Why what you measure in financial inclusion is so important to the outcomes you achieve

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Interview with Celina Lee

Herman Smit (Founder and Advisor) Interviews the new i2i lead, Celina Lee.

Multimedia, Financial inclusion, Data and analytics, Measurement in financial inclusion

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This road will not get you there

New insights from measuring financial needs

Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion

Deepening measurement in financial inclusion

You manage what you measure and thus it is important to have a measurement framework that drives the right behaviour.

Impact, Financial inclusion, Financial health, Measurement in financial inclusion

Measurement in financial inclusion

Mexican customers want their financial service providers to offer convenience, flexibility and a sense of belonging

Alternative data sources for financial services

Alternative data for financial services in brief

To share or not to share

Understanding the usage of financial services in Southern Africa

Can the usage issue in financial inclusion be solved?

A conceptual framework for outcomes of financial service usage

A needs-based approach to financial inclusion measurement in Zimbabwe

Why are financial services not used more?

Financial inclusion metrics for the real world

Advancing FI Metrics: Shifting from access to economic empowerment

A client-centred approach to measuring financial inclusion

Banking on trust: Building trust to drive usage of financial services

i2i participates in open lectures on financial inclusion in Mexico

Closing the gap between uptake and usage of financial products

i2i participates in training on financial inclusion strategy and data

Thinking outside the (financial inclusion) measurement box

Measurement through the consumer lens

Then and now: Shaping our latest tools in financial inclusion

Measuring impact in the financial sector

Measurement Note 1

Measurement Note 2

Measurement Note 3

i2i and XDS examine the credit market in Zimbabwe

Measurement Note 4

Measurement Note 5

Measurement Note 6

Regulators in Indonesia meet with i2i

BR Research interviews i2i in Islamabad, Pakistan

Good intentions

Interview with Celina Lee

This road will not get you there

Deepening measurement in financial inclusion

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