A Consumer-Protection Focus
The research relates to the development and testing of solutions within financial-service environments.
Evaluation Project Fraud
A mixed-method evaluation within a four-year consumer protection programme spanning Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, with particular attention to female SMEs. Commissioned by Positive Insights Africa for Glenbrook, USA.
The research brief.
A mixed-method evaluation within a four-year consumer protection programme spanning Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, with particular attention to female SMEs. Commissioned by Positive Insights Africa for Glenbrook, USA.
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Consumer Protection in Emerging Markets.
Evaluation Project Fraud formed part of a four-year programme supporting policymakers, financial service providers and civil society to develop and test consumer-protection solutions. The programme spans Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, with particular attention to female SMEs.
The study adopted a mixed-method design using a sequential exploratory approach based on qualitative and quantitative techniques.
Attention to Female SMEs
Women-led small and medium enterprises were a particular focus within the programme context.
Sequential Mixed Methods
Qualitative and quantitative research techniques were combined within an exploratory design.
DOCUMENTED SCOPE
Research Within a Multi-Market Programme.
The profile records January 2022 and references Positive Insights Limited. It states that the study was commissioned by Positive Insights Africa for Glenbrook, USA. The four countries describe the wider programme’s scope.
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