EMW brings together all sectors of the inclusive finance industry including consultants & support service providers, investors, multilateral & national development agencies, NGOs and researchers.

All organizations that enable low-income and vulnerable people to build resilience and manage risk thanks to inclusive and effective insurance are encouraged to apply.

The financial inclusion sector can help women overcome challenges, social norms and avail themselves of new opportunities.

This brief summarizes the key findings of the research project and offers actionable recommendations to enhance framework adoption, aiming to bridge critical gaps in impact measurement and reporting, ultimately improving the transparency and effectiveness of WASH sector interventions.

The trainings will be offered in three languages (English, French, Spanish) and will provide an initial understanding of each of the GI 3.0 standards.

This paper aims to answer the questions: what is displacement and its drivers? How is displacement related to financial exclusion? What challenges do FDPs face, and what do providers face in seeking to serve them? And what are FDPs’ financial and non-financial needs depending on their phase of displacement?

The finalists will go on to compete for the EUR 100,000 prize for having demonstrated what financial inclusion organizations can do to support refugees and forcibly displaced people (FDPs).

You are invited to attend the in-person conference in Luxembourg, but for those who can’t travel, many of the sessions will be accessible online.

This publication provides a comprehensive analysis of the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the financial inclusion sector.

This report presents the business case for financial health, offering a comprehensive theoretical framework and actionable steps to assist financial service providers in adopting a proactive approach to support their clients’ financial health.