11 Principles: Designing Financial Services for the Poor
07 Feb 2010
In: Design Inspiration, Kabul
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The Institute for Money, Tecnhology and Financial Inclusion has generated a list of 11 Design Principles for Financial Services for the Poor, drawn from a …
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