The Savings Group Action Team was recently formed to discover the best ways to use Savings Groups to fight poverty, and to come up with a plan so that everyone on Earth who wants to be a member, can be one.
Having done virtually no field work this year I’ve had more time away from the minutiae of individual projects to follow some of the broader themes I find interesting and relevant.
Good development work is about putting in small inputs which help existing systems work better.
Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAs) are groups in which every member contributes the same amount every meeting
I have been asking the question, “How do you measure quality in a Savings Group?”
It has been nearly five months since World Relief first attempted to pilot the e-Recording app in Rwanda.
When we do things digitally, we leave behind us a sparkling trail of data.
Thulisile Sithole (33) is a member of Ikhwezi SCG (savings and credit group) in Limehill, a peri-urban area in Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
National Public Radio has an interesting podcast called “A World Without Banks”. Here’s what they say on their site:
A few months ago, the instructor of a user design workshop challenged the class to redraft the Healthcare.gov website, the official site of the Affordable Care Act.
A famous 16th century Portuguese poet, Luis Vaz de Camões, once wrote: necessity refines ingenuity ...
If you work in savings groups and at the same time you are working to reduce the impact of malaria, ...
Kim Wilson and Paul Rippey announced yesterday that the Savings Revolution website has been sold to Barclays Bank for undisclosed considerations.