INCLUSIVE FINANCING IN AFRICA: LESSONS FROM THE CEO OF KENYA WOMEN HOLDING GROUP, Case Study No. 42
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- Size: 25MB
- Créateur / Auteur : Joan Addedis
- Type de ressource : Africa Capacity Report
- # Télécharger: 254
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AfCoPCaseStudy042.pdf
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Créateur / Auteur
ACBF
Source / Éditeur
African Community of Practice on Management for Development result at the African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF)
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Objet
Women in Business
Résumé
In Africa, women are less likely than men to have access to and benefit from financial services. In Kenya for example, compared to men, women still have lower access to formal prudentially regulated services such as banks 35 percent for women compared to 50 percent for men. This case study features Jennifer Riria, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kenya Women Holding Group (KWH) and her work in reducing that gender gap in financial inclusion.
Mots-clés
Gender and Financial Inclusion, Kenya Women Microfinance Bank (KWFT), Jennifer Riria
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