- PublicationThis inventory includes nearly 100 examples of digital technologies that are being used in Asia-Pacific to enhance the resilience of individuals, families, communities, businesses or governments.
- ToolsThis manual presents the current state of mobile financial services for garment workers in Bangladesh and the challenges of adopting digitized payments.
- PublicationThis ethnographic study describes the attitudes of health care workers in Liberia toward mobile phones and salary disbursement. Findings will inform plans for an electronic payment system for government health care workers.
- PublicationThis document describes factors in Liberia that might be barriers or facilitators to implementation of a mobile money payment system for government health care workers.
- PublicationWith USAID and the Government of Liberia, mSTAR is building an efficient mobile money system that promotes economic growth, contributes to financial inclusion, increases transparency and reduces waste of public resources.
- PublicationWith USAID and the Government of Liberia, mSTAR is building an efficient mobile money system that promotes economic growth, contributes to financial inclusion, increases transparency and reduces waste of public resources.
- PublicationThis brief describes the Sema Nasi (Kiswahili for “Talk to Us”) project and the results of the project. Sema Nasi is a mobile phone-based social accountability platform to enable clients to provide feedback on the quality of family...
- PublicationJanuary 2015 — This brief discusses the Sustainable Management of the HIV/AIDS Response and Transition to Technical Assistance (SMART TA) project. SMART TA is a five-year initiative funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and...
- PublicationOctober 6, 2014 — This report addresses the benefits and challenges of using information and communications technologies (ICTs) in youth workforce development projects. As an important contribution to the field, the literature review and...
- PublicationThis handbook was prepared by FHI 360 and OpenRevolution for U.S. Agency for International Development staff and other development practitioners who are interested in using mobile technology effectively in their projects.