African countries are faced with the challenge of building competitive economies while also working to reduce poverty and food insecurity among their populations. For many of these countries, Tanzania included, the experience
The Bank of Tanzania (BOT) in collaboration with the Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) conducted the IFGs assessment in Tanzania in order to gain deeper insights into their evolution, nature, characteristics,
FinScope Tanzania 2013 is the third cycle of a survey measuring the demand for and access to financial services amongst adults throughout the mainland and Zanzibar. The information it contains
FSDT studies continued to show low insurance and micro-insurance uptake in Tanzania but did not provide a thorough understanding of the reasons for the low levels of penetration. The Insurance
The Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) has completed the second round of the GIS Census of Financial Access Points in Tanzania. This census maps and shows the proximity of basic
Since the shift towards a more market oriented economy in Tanzania, small business has played an increasingly important role in the country’s development. However, little information on the sector existed,
It is commonly accepted that poor people find value in remote digital payments propositions. A large number of Tanzanians have flocked to emerging mobile payment solutions, whether it is to
The overall aim of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust is to support the development of a deeper financial system that can provide greater access to finance to more Tanzanians. Download
FSDT’s Goal is “to generate sustainable improvements in the livelihoods of lower income households through reduced vulnerability to shocks, increased incomes and employment.” Our purpose is “to build a capable
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