Martin AgayaAnalysis of status of financial inclusion for women and youth in Uganda
Money management, planning and the safe building of assets are core components of a larger set of economic and social skills needed to achieve a sustainable livelihood. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the obstacles women and young adults face in developing these abilities. Financial service providers (FSPs), however, are still failing to meet the needs of these sections of society. In the process, they are missing out on the potential benefits of developing the female and young adult economy.
The objective of this report is to use the data from the FinScope 2018 survey to explore the opportunities available to FSPs to provide services and products that meet the needs of women and young adults in Uganda.
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