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Vendor and Product Showcase: DSG Technologies Advancing Financial Inclusion

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2023
Global Communities
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This virtual event, hosted on February 1, 2023 by Global Communities and the FAHU Foundation, explored a wide range of digital solutions designed for savings groups. Global Communities opened the Showcase by introducing the new and improved DSG Vendors and Products tool on the DSG Hub. Next, nine DSG vendors and innovators showcased their products in short, informative presentations. The recording includes remarks from Chomoka (CARE), Cyclos, DreamStart Labs, Ensibuuko, Exuus, Grameen Foundation USA, hiveonline, MiKashBoks, and Pact.

The agenda and names of presenters can be found here.

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