This 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.
Programme: PRIME Africa
This 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.
This 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.
This Project aims to strengthen the resilience of rural populations by improving the money transfer methods for the Senegalese diaspora in France.
A key finding of these diagnostics was that know-your-customer (KYC) and customer due diligence (CDD) procedures are key impediments in enabling remittance access by low-income and rural households.
Maximising the impact of remittances sent by low-income migrants in South Africa to their remittance-receiving families in Mozambique and Zimbabwe through a cost-effective and simplified KYC transactional account.
TCIB is a regional and interoperable payment scheme that promotes more affordable low-value, cross-border payments in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, while enlarging access to pay out access points for rural recipients.
Enhancing the economic empowerment of Kenyan remittance senders in Germany and Uganda, and rural recipients through cost-effective digital channels and enabled access to financial services.
Expanding digital financial inclusion through international mobile remittances in rural Senegal with the aim to strengthen the resilience of rural populations in Senegal by improving access to affordable money transfer methods for the Senegalese diaspora in France.
Initiative aims to enhance the financial resilience and economic empowerment of remittance families through cost-effective digital channeling and safeguarding of remittances.
