Women and Finance in Africa Inclusion and Transformation /

This volume presents a collection of cases that examine the status of financial inclusion for women across a variety of states in the African continent. The book uses a qualitative research method and presents both primary to secondary data to narrate the impact of gender-responsive budgeting on wom...

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Язык:английский
Опубликовано: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2024.
Редактирование:1st ed. 2024.
Серии:Sustainable Development Goals Series,
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505 0 |a Chapter 1: Gendered Finance: Inclusion and Transformation -- Chapter 2: Informal financial services in the financial inclusion matrix: gendered perspectives from Kenya and Zimbabwe -- Chapter 3: Understanding financial inclusion in Africa from the perspective of saving and borrowing patterns -- Chpater 4: The Political Socioeconomic Fallout of the Mismanagement of COVID-19 Public Funds in South Africa -- Chapter 5: Re-imagining informal settlements as spaces for enhancing women informal entrepreneurship in South Africa: a financial inclusion perspective -- Chapter 6: The Role of Institutions in Promoting Financial Inclusion of MSMEs in Zimbabwe -- Chapter 7: Fintech and Financial inclusion: Closing the gender gap -- Chapter 8: Financing Women and Gender Inclusion in Cote d’Ivoire’s Peacebuilding Process -- Chapter 9: Digital Financial Inclusion for Women in Africa: Prospects and Challenges -- Chapter 10: Gender and Digital Financial Inclusion: Assessment of Rural/Urban Dichotomy in Microfinance and Table Banking Operations in ECOWAS -- Chapter 11: Gendered Dimension for Digital Financial Inclusion in Nigeria. 
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