Emerging guidelines for linking youth to financial services created by Lara Storm | Beth Porter | Fiona Macaulay
Material type: TextSeries: Enterprise Development and Microfinance ; Volume 21, number 4United Kingdom: Practical Action Publishing 2010Content type:- text
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- HG178.3 ENT
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Journal Article | Main Library - Special Collections | HG178.3 ENT (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Vol. 21, no. 4 (pages 307-323) | SP10138 | Not for loan | For in house use |
Access to appropriate financial services can play a critical role in enabling young people to navigate the challenges and opportunities they face, regardless of their employment or educational status. This paper discusses: 1) the results of a global survey conducted in 2009 by Making Cents International; and 2) findings of leading NGOs and financial institutions which are pioneering youth-inclusive and youth-specific financial products. The outcomes of the survey findings and lessons learned have been synthesized into six ‘Emerging Guidelines’ for linking young people to financial services. Existing concerns are explained regarding defining and achieving impact, sustainability, scale and a favourable regulatory environment as it relates to youth-inclusive financial services. The paper concludes with practitioners’ visions for this nascent field by 2020.
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