FFR’s activities are rooted strongly in evidence-based learning. FFR invests in the creation of market intelligence and knowledge gathering to support and underpin all of its activities. The Knowledge and Report Directory shares all of FFR’s global and thematic reports on market trends and developments, as well as programme and project related reports.
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The Remittance Innovation Toolkit developed by IFAD and Cenfri provides guidance on improving access to secure and swift remittance services through enhanced identity verification and customer due diligence (CDD) practices. It enables regulators and remittance service providers to evaluate national regulatory frameworks, analyze risks and opportunities, and implement innovative solutions for challenges. The toolkit builds […]
Learn MoreAims to maximize the developmental impact of remittances by increasing access to remittances through digital methods, promoting digital and financial inclusion, and enhancing migrant returnees’ access to income-generating activities, particularly in rural areas.
Learn MoreThis report contains a series of key findings and actionable outcomes for both remittances and diaspora-impact investments and is shared with the President of the UN General Assembly
Learn MoreThis document provides an update to the original Kenya country diagnostic that was produced in 2021. This report focuses on significant changes that have occurred since that time.
Learn MoreThis document provides an update to the original Gambia country diagnostic that was produced in 2021. This report focuses on significant changes that have occurred since that time.
Learn MoreThis Project implemented by MoneyTrans aims to enhance the financial resilience and economic empowerment of Moroccan remittance families through cost-effective, digitalized remittance flows from Europe, and innovations towards financial inclusion.
Learn MoreThis Project aims to strengthen the resilience of rural populations by improving the money transfer methods for the Senegalese diaspora in France.
Learn MoreGPFI members reiterate their commitment to “reduce to less than 3 per cent the transaction costs of migrant remittances and eliminate remittance corridors with costs higher than 5 per cent”, as set under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Learn MoreThe RemitSCOPE web portal compiles the latest remittance and remittance-related data, remittance market profiles and information on operating environments and market structure on countries across Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean and Asia (soon).
RemitSCOPE is a key resource for fintech entrepreneurs, remittance service providers and regulators to understand market trends, opportunities, barriers and to identify potential and existing partners.
RemitSCOPE brings together the goals of remittance families and the strategies of the private sector to tap underserved markets, particularly in rural areas.
FFR has the Sending money home series that looks at a different region or theme across remittances.
This report provides data and analysis of remittances and migration trends for developing countries over the past decade, as well as the potential contributions of remittance families to reaching the SDGs by 2030.
The findings in this report are based on a series of studies and surveys commissioned by the IFAD and on analyses undertaken by IFAD on World Bank data. Financial contributions in support of the report were made by members of the IFAD-administered Financing Facility for Remittances, including the European Commission, the Government of Luxembourg, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Spain, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, and the United Nations Capital Development Fund.
This report is an executive summary of a forthcoming compilation of studies on remittances to Asia and the Pacific. The findings are based on a series of studies commissioned by IFAD and carried out by Developing Markets Associates, the Inter-American Dialogue (IAD), the World Bank and the World Savings Bank Institute, and studies and analyses undertaken by the World Bank.
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