Survey literature on mobile money and its contribution in promoting financial inclusion and
development, with a focus on sub‐Saharan Africa. We use taxonomic, descriptive and …

Mobile money has been viewed as transformative in developing countries, because it
provides basic financial services via mobile phones to people who lack easy access to …

Abstract In sub-Saharan Africa, financial inclusion remains low, with households being more
vulnerable to idiosyncratic shocks. Mobile money has been identified as having the potential …

Global warming is a life-threatening risk to mankind and its survival; to combat this risk, the
considerable contribution of renewable energy cannot be overlooked for sustainable growth …

With the popularization of digital finance in China, mobile payments have penetrated into all
aspects of residents' daily life. However, few studies have examined the potential impact of …

This paper aims to analyse the effect of mobile money on multidimensional poverty
reduction. To that end, the Alkire and Foster (2011) approach was used to compute the …

This paper analyses the impact of household adoption of mobile money services on child
labour and schooling in Tanzania. The paper uses data drawn from the Tanzania National …

Women and youth in developing countries remain unserved or underserved by formal
financial services. The rise of digital financial services (DFS), including mobile money …

This study analyzes the impact of the use of mobile banking services on saving behavior in
West Africa. Using the Global Findex Database, 2017 and jointly estimating a multinomial …

Purpose Does financial inclusion matter for productivity among smallholder farmers? The
authors answer this question by using the sixth and seventh rounds of the Ghana Living …