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Campaign: Women’s Digital Financial Literacy in Ethiopia

One of the pillars of Ethiopia’s revised National Inclusion Strategy focuses on advancing financial education and consumer protection by building women’s capability and trust.

Working together across sectors, we collected resources, examples of good practices, and key insights on women’s digital financial literacy to share with the National Bank of Ethiopia and inform the implementation of the strategy.


Definition of digital financial literacy

Digital financial literacy combines the skills needed to navigate financial services with the skills to use digital technologies. This includes: 

  • Knowledge of the value of digital financial products and services 

  • Confidence in using digital financial products and services 

  • Awareness of how to prevent and manage digital financial risks 

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Source: Based on Policy Brief T20 Japan Task Force 7: The Future of Work and Education for the Digital Age


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AFI and ASEAN

Asociación Española de Banca (AEB), CECA and Unión Nacional de Cooperativas de Crédito (Unacc)

Banco de Chile and Fundación País Digital

Better Than Cash Alliance and Hindustan Unilever Limited

Center for Global Development

CGAP

Data-Pop Alliance

data2x

Devex

FinEquity

FSD Network

Fundación Capital

GIZ

GIZ and Central Bank of Jordan

Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion

GSMA

IDEO and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

IFC

International Center for Research on Women (ICRW)

J-PAL

Mara Academy

OECD

OECD and CAF

Strategic Impact Advisors

UNCDF

UNCDF and Visa

USAID

The Double X Economy

The Toronto Centre

The World Bank

World Economic Forum


Note: We will update the resource list as we receive and review new submissions. Last updated: November 23, 2022.


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