FinEquity COVER
Brief
Digital Financial Services Digital Inclusion Digital Literacy Digitization Planning Digitization Risks & Barriers Financial Literacy Gender Project Design User Experience

Enabling Women’s Financial Inclusion through Digital Financial Literacy

Published by
2021
FinEquity
View Resource

This FinEquity brief explores the relationship between digital financial literacy (DFL) and women’s digital financial inclusion. The brief outlines the components, enablers, and challenges to women’s DFL, and demonstrates how the various dimensions of DFL are inter-connected and should not be addressed in isolation. Drawing from the experiences of FinEquity members, the brief explores good principles in the design of DFL programs, and includes case studies from Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Ghana.

Leave a Reply

View all comments

Related Resources

Read
Research
Digital Payments Digital Recordkeeping Digitization Benefits Digitization Risks & Barriers
Rwanda COVER
Research
Digital Payments Digital Recordkeeping Digitization Benefits Digitization Risks & Barriers

Unleashing the Potential of Digital Saving Groups to Build Financial Resilience in Rwanda

By Yi Nancy Liu & Emile Ndayambaje
UNCDF
2022

Unleashing the Potential of Digital Saving Groups to Build Financial Resilience in Rwanda

This case study examines two digital savings group solutions – Mvend and SAVE – promoted within UNCDF’s REFAD program in Rwanda. These solutions were adopted by REFAD partners to expand financial inclusion and improve resilience in refugee camps and host communities in Rwanda. The case study discusses some of the successes, enablers, and impediments on […]
Read
Tool
Digital Financial Services Digital Inclusion Digital Literacy Digital Transformation
DFC
Tool
Digital Financial Services Digital Inclusion Digital Literacy Digital Transformation

Empowering Women on a Journey Towards Digital Financial Capability

By Marina Dimova, Jaclyn Berfond, Sonja Kelly & Whitney Mapes
Women’s World Banking
2021

Empowering Women on a Journey Towards Digital Financial Capability

This guide summarizes key components and concepts in digital financial capability (DFC) and explores key principles in the design of DFC programs. By leveraging the five principles (Who, What, When, Where, and How) and their associated design elements, financial services providers, policy makers, and other stakeholders can help women customers take the journey toward confident […]