Mobile Money in Liberia: Save the Children's lessons learned

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Trainings, Webinars, and PresentationsMobile Money in Liberia: Save the Children’s lessons learnedPublication year: 
2017
English
Format: 
Youtube Clip
Publisher: 
CaLP, The Cash Learning Partnership
Learn how Save the Children used mobile money for emergency assistance to 5,000 households affected by Ebola in Liberia. Speakers share insights including the importance of the banking sector to mobile money humanitarian programs, consider the role of superagents and address changes in handset ownership and attitudes toward mobile money over the course of the program.
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Mobile Money in Liberia: Save the Children's lessons learned
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Publisher
CaLP, The Cash Learning Partnership
Format
Youtube Clip
Content type
Trainings, Webinars, and Presentations
Country
Liberia
Region
West and Central Africa
Topics
Child Poverty, Child-Sensitive Social Protection
Rights
© Author/Publisher
Keywords
Ebola
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