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A shop owner in a small town in Rajasthan, India. He said he is a tech laggard, but even a person like him uses UPI-based cashless payment systems. / Taejun Shin

Financial Diaries

Financial diaries is a research methodology that uses high-frequency panel data of the cashflows of its respondents. In 2020, inspired by the work of our former Outside Director Stuart Rutherford and his Hrishipara Daily Diaries project in Bangladesh, we started exploring opportunities to set up our own financial diaries projects. Gojo's financial diaries is focused on low-income households to understand their cashflow management, especially areas like income and expenditure, money borrowed, savings activities, and crisis management. See here for more details. 

Pasio

Gojo launched a new initiative in digital financial inclusion called the “Pasio Program” in partnership with the EAA Foundation (previously Silatech). The program targets young entrepreneurs aged between 18 and 35 years old by providing income-generating loans and easy loan management functionality at their fingertips, combined with education on business skills and digital tools including a community platform. Visit Pasio’s website here for more details.

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Gojo Foundation

As we grow and expand our impact, we aim to extend financial inclusion to households that for-profit financial institutions do not usually regard as viable clients, and have little to no access to financial services. Our non-profit counterpart, Gojo Foundation, tries to address this segment through grant projects. Visit Gojo Foundation’s website here for more details.

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