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This blog is part of a series documenting our program’s journey to accelerate the development of inclusive payments systems for universal access to financial services in Africa. #IAmAfricaNenda
From Policy to People: Key Takeaways from Our Webinar on eKYC and Inclusive Instant Payments Systems in Africa
In this joint webinar, the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance and AfricaNenda Foundation explored the critical gaps and opportunities in regulatory approaches to eKYC. Our expert speakers shared case studies, highlighted best practices, and discussed approaches that could enable eKYC while preserving the integrity of the financial system.
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Building a Foundation for Digital Public Infrastructure in Financial Services
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as a transformative force in financial inclusion. The UN defines DPI as a set of shared digital systems for providing digital identity, digital payments, and consent-based data that are secure and interoperable, built on open standards at a societal scale, and governed by applicable legal frameworks and enabling rules. As nations embrace the shift towards digital economies, DPI’s foundational elements of digital ID, data sharing, and digital payments become crucial.
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Expert Talk: The State of Digital Payments in West Africa — Jamelino Akogbeto Shares Key Lessons
Jamelino Akogbeto is an expert in digital financial services and payment systems. He spearheads the AfricaNenda Foundation’s work in the West Africa region with a focus on building a strong pipeline of payment projects and increasing investments in inclusive instant payment systems. In this Q&A, Jamelino shares his insights on the West African market and AfricaNenda’s work in the region.
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