Stablecoins in Humanitarian Cash Transfers
This deck assesses how stablecoins can help development funders improve cross-border transfers and last-mile delivery, offering practical guidance for humanitarian organizations and social protection actors navigating the realities of humanitarian payment systems.
Contingent Lines of Credit (CLOC): A Liquidity Tool for Customer Climate Resilience
This reading deck explores how climate Contingent Lines of Credit (CLOCs) work, what design choices matter, and how they can complement savings, insurance, and other resilience tools.
Mobilizing Microfinance for Local Resilience and Jobs
How the World Bank’s Global Microfinance Initiative is working to bridge the climate financing gap
Early Warnings, Faster Recovery: How Climate Information and Finance Shape Women's Resilience in Urban Ethiopia
Based on research with over 800 women microentrepreneurs in Addis Ababa and Dire Dawa, the study finds that timely climate information is linked to faster business recovery after climate shocks.
Pathways to Financial Health
This study explores how four financial institutions serving diverse populations in Nigeria, Dominican Republic, Brazil and the Philippines are implementing products and solutions to reach the underbanked and support them on the financial inclusion journey toward financial health.
Turning Waste Into Wealth for Women in Coastal Bangladesh
A new BRAC pilot is exploring how rural village waste management systems can help build climate resilience and women’s economic empowerment.
Improving Financial Health for Workers in Garment and Footwear Supply Chains in Indonesia: Benefits for Workers and Business
This report sets out the results from RISE's work in Indonesia, supporting 10 garment and footwear factories, with 29,922 workers (82% women) to improve financial health of the workforce.
Improving Financial Health for Workers in Garment and Footwear Supply Chains in Guatemala: Benefits for Workers and Business
This report sets out the results from RISE's work in Guatemala, supporting four garment and footwear factories, with 2,385 workers (51% women) to improve financial health of the workforce.
Life After Death: Why Estate Planning Matters for Financial Inclusion
When a breadwinner dies without a plan, their assets frequently go unclaimed or are taken by unintended parties. Low-income families need to be empowered to safeguard the future for the generations that follow.
Designing for Resilience: Integrating Financial Health in Digital Credit Products
This slide deck interrogates the paradox of inclusion without resilience. It explores how digital credit products can be redesigned to support long-term financial well-being, especially for women, youth, farmers, and micro-entrepreneurs.