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@Better Than Cash Alliance
In the Media
Prioritising Digital Wage Payments for Women is Good Business for Businesses
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©Ethiopian News Agency (ENA)
In the Media
Digital Payments Offer Enormous Opportunity for Ethiopia, Says Better Than Cash Alliance Africa Lead
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© Better Than Cash Alliance
In the Media
NBE governor Mihretu: Ethiopia’s journey towards digital payments and inclusive financial services
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Why Does Gender-Disaggregated Data Matter For Reaching Financial Equality?
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©Better Than Cash Alliance
Ideas & Updates
Recourse > How to make it clear, quick and, responsive!
How are financial service providers, governments, and regulators improving recourse systems to increase trust and treat users fairly?
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Alliance Report
Cómo hacer que los mecanismos de resolución de controversias sean claros, rápidos y eficaces
Estudios de caso de México, Filipinas y Ghana para demostrar cómo se han mejorado los mecanismos de resolución de controversias
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©Ethical Tea Partnership | Karel Prinsloo
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How digital payments can change the lives of women in Ethiopia’s coffee industry
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Our work on agriculture
Learn about how the Alliance advocates for responsible payment digitization in agriculture
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©Better Than Cash Alliance
Alliance Report
Make recourse clear, quick, and responsive
Case studies from The Philippines, Ghana, and Mexico to demonstrate how recourse has been improved
