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Utilizing Data To Accelerate Financial And Ecomonic Inclusion In Nigeria
- 2024/02/02
- 再生時間： 34 分
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あらすじ・解説
What we know: Formal inclusion has increased from 56% to 64%, and this is something to celebrate, however, expanding formal access to 64% is only the beginning. We need the ecosystem to do more to give the last mile access, and we need to focus on deepening inclusion for those with access - Savings, pensions, and insurance adoption remain much lower than required to achieve resilience.
On Episode 12 of Inclusion for All Radio, Chinasa Collins-Ogbuo - podcast host and the Inclusion for All Advocacy Lead at EFInA, is joined by Oluwatomi Eromosele (PhD.), who is the Access to Finance (A2F) Research Lead and General Manager at EFInA. Oluwatomi shares key highlights from the 2023 A2F Survey and how various actors in the ecosystem can leverage the demand-side data for meaningful and impactful outcomes in Nigeria’s socio-economic development.
On Episode 12 of Inclusion for All Radio, Chinasa Collins-Ogbuo - podcast host and the Inclusion for All Advocacy Lead at EFInA, is joined by Oluwatomi Eromosele (PhD.), who is the Access to Finance (A2F) Research Lead and General Manager at EFInA. Oluwatomi shares key highlights from the 2023 A2F Survey and how various actors in the ecosystem can leverage the demand-side data for meaningful and impactful outcomes in Nigeria’s socio-economic development.