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#Africa Fintech can cut remittance costs to a fraction

September 5, 2017 Africa, family remittances, financial inclusion, financial institutions

One of the most attractive uses for fintech is in enabling overseas remittances. A total of 19 African countries rely

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World Bank makes progress to support remittance flows to Somalia

June 13, 2016July 9, 2016 financial institutions, Private sector, Remittance flows, Somalia, World Bank

The World Bank and the Federal Government of Somalia are working together to help support the flow of remittances to

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Submit your proposals to remittances@ifad.org. Close the data gap towards an efficient #remittances market in… https://t.co/ewkUci6oLS50 days ago
New Call for Proposals: Closing the data gap towards an efficient remittances market in Africa… https://t.co/eSIVUJ4wRw52 days ago
RT @mauromartinim: At the #GFMD2018 in Marrakech @IFAD and @europeaid present their joint initiative on reducing the cost of #remittances a…136 days ago

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The RemittancesGateway portal is a one-stop shop providing the latest news, events, publications, information and statistical data from a broad range of institutions, partners and stakeholders on the subject of remittances, migration and development.

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Recent researches coducted by IFAD and the World Bank have illustrated that remittances to and within Africa are the most expensive in the world.

- Tan Suzuki

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