Financial inclusion is recognised across the globe as a critical component to economic development. The question is, how do financial institutions strategically expand to rural areas @Leo_Benjamin@allafrica https://t.co/juItqaPIcS 🇳🇬
In support of #WorldHealthDay Fraym examined health facility visits by women in Kenya. Our latest blog shows where women face the biggest obstacles to getting medical help, and includes profiles of women who did and did not go to a facility. @WHO https://t.co/D4lpkewcdU
Recent developments in banking, such as mobile money offer a path toward greater inclusion. The question is, how do financial services companies strategically expand to rural communities? See how we 'Create Consumer Profiles for Rural Africa', https://t.co/NgyTvMtsRO 💳📱💰
To celebrate #EarthDay we partnered with #TheAfricanWildlifeFoundaion to better understand chimpanzee habitat in southeast Senegal, view the research in our latest blog https://t.co/rtSasFhj84 #ProtectOurSpecies @EarthDayNetwork
Director of the Africa Program @CSIS and senior Fraym advisor, @JDevermont wrote our latest blog, How Fraym Explains Extremist Violence in Burkina Faso, https://t.co/JkQLcpQy1r 🇧🇫
Female data scientists at Fraym are celebrating #InternationalWomensDay by researching gender equality in Malawi. To read their findings on major trends and patterns visit our blog, https://t.co/VYafpgeAnO @womensday@UN#BalanceforBetter 🇲🇼
Excited to announce our new platform, dataFraym, which allows companies to zoom into 50+ countries at 1km^2 resolution to identify and locate concentrations of target consumers. #AfricanData
Learn more: https://t.co/WEIGW0hcTP
Perennial global development questions can now be answered
- Who do we target?
- Where are our target constituents located?
- How can we make a greater impact in people’s lives?
Our latest blog, https://t.co/5IEEk29psy, shows how we use 3D imagery to improve outcomes.⚕️@gavi
In honor of #InternationalDayofEducation, we took a close look at Chad, where literacy rates and education attainment are much lower among women than men. https://t.co/PHhlUlCOal 🇹🇩 @UNESCO
#Dakar has 1 million, or 4300 ABC1 consumers per square kilometer. To see how that stacks up against other #African cities, check out @fraym_io's new African consumer report at https://t.co/wdH1g8WFo9 #senegal#consumerinsights