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Order by : name | date | hits [ descendent ] Ghana Mpayment Adoption Briefing Ver 1.0 hot! Date added: 11.04.2008 This note presents the PRELIMINARY analysis of a household survey by Research ICT Africa! (RIA!) on the use of Information and Communication Technologies. The survey covered some aspects of financial behaviour in order to test the hypothesis that mobile phone enabled payments could offer financial inclusion to the unbanked. Details Download View   Impact Of The Withdrawal Of Modern Energy On The Urban Poor - Summary hot! Date added: 30.03.2007 Details Download View   Innovative Demand Models For Telecommunications Services - RecommendationsNGOs hot! Date added: 17.04.2007 Details Download View   Innovative Demand Models For Telecommunications Services - RecommendationsOperators hot! Date added: 17.04.2007 Details Download View   Innovative Demand Models For Telecommunications Services - RecommendationsPolicy hot! Date added: 17.04.2007 Details Download View   Kenya Mpayment Adoption Briefing Ver 1.0 hot! Date added: 11.04.2008 This note presents the PRELIMINARY analysis of a household survey by Research ICT Africa! (RIA!) on the use of Information and Communication Technologies. The survey covered some aspects of financial behaviour in order to test the hypothesis that mobile phone enabled payments could offer financial inclusion to the unbanked. Details Download View   MPayment Adoption Comparative Note Ver 1.0 hot! Date added: 11.04.2008 Based on PRELIMINARY analysis of Ria data, this notes gives some insight into the linkages between financial services and ICT. Details Download View   Revisiting The Magic Box hot! Date added: 09.05.2007 Details Download View   Senegal Household Survey M-Payment Analysis - Summary hot! Date added: 04.06.2007 Details Download View   South Africa Mpayment Adoption Briefing Ver 1.0 hot! Date added: 11.04.2008 This note presents the a PRELIMINARY analysis of a household survey by Research ICT Africa! (RIA!) on the use of Information and Communication Technologies. The survey covered some aspects of financial behaviour in order to test the hypothesis that mobile phone enabled payments could offer financial inclusion to the unbanked. Details Download View