Working Papers

Parent: Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion

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ItemTitleTotal requests2025-012024-122024-112024-10
1jq7p7qhHidden in a Coke Bottle: Modernity, Gender, and the Informal Storing of Money in Philippine Indigenous Communities6412201715
1x60s8tjEffects of Mobile Money on the Savings Practices of Low-Income Users - the Indian Experience43135421
3zw80518Social Networks of Mobile Money in Kenya4173328
86c3w1nx“My Story Has _No_ Strings Attached”: Credit Cards, Market Devices, and a Stone Guest4146625
7pv9274mMobile Money Services and Poverty Reduction: A Study of Women's Groups in Rural Eastern Kenya3994917
0bt109nmManaging Risks: How do Poor Households Smooth Their Income and Consumption? (An Examination of Poor Households in Yogyakarta, Indonesia)381310213
9dk4p7z1Patterns of Financial Behavior Among Rural and Urban Clients: Some Evidence from Tamil Nadu, India3773918
3pq2w9x8About Calculations and Social Currencies: Indigenous Househoulds' Financial Practices in the Highlands of Chiapas3489314
50h2j50cThe Impact of Pure Mobile Micro-financing on the Poor: Kenya's Musoni Experience3384417
1xx9m703Understanding Social Relations and Payments Among the Poor in Ethiopia2863514
3nm7w9chSmall Ruminants as a Source of Financial Security: A Case Study of Women in Rural Southwest Nigeria2754216
2hk490d2What Drives Behavioral Intention of Mobile Money Adoption? The Case of Ancient Susu Savings Operations in Ghana2653414
08b388nkNetwork Linkages and Money Management: An Anthropological Purview of the Beesi Network amongst Urban Poor Muslims in the Old City Area of Lucknow, India2446113
2c39352pSchool Fees, Beer and 'Meri': Gender, Cash, and the Mobile in the Morobe Province of Papua New Guinea2161410

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