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- “Access is no longer considered a nice to have, it is a right under the UN Sustainable Development Goals.”… https://t.co/V7EiGpTlZ6 https://twitter.com/gsmammu/status/1019204293025464320
- RT @GSMAm4d: At the panel ‘Accelerating Digital & Financial Inclusion for women’, @GerryRasugu, @GSMAm4d Director for SSA, will be joined o…https://twitter.com/gsmammu/status/1019159723592036354
- #M360Africa is officially underway! Hon. Amb. Claver Gatete, #Rwanda’s Minister of Infrastructure, speaks of the in… https://t.co/qvoY8HBQgZ https://twitter.com/gsmammu/status/1019137407990497282
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Mobile Money Programme
Accelerating the mobile money ecosystem for the underserved
Our mission is to support our members and industry stakeholders to increase the utility and sustainability of mobile money services and increase financial inclusion.
Two billion people remain unbanked, without access to safe, secure and affordable financial services. The GSMA Mobile Money Programme is working with mobile operators and industry stakeholders to create a robust mobile money ecosystem, which will increase the relevancy and utility of these services, and ensure their sustainability.
To truly transform the financial lives of underserved people, mobile money must become a central monetisation mechanism, universally available across a greater range of digital transactions. By making mobile money more central to the financial lives of these users, greater financial inclusion, economic empowerment and economic growth can be achieved.
The GSMA Mobile Money Programme is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, The Mastercard Foundation and Omidyar Network.
