Exploratory Papers
Portable Digital Identification as an Enabler to International Remittances
The UNCDF Migrant Money team generates substantial market intelligence through its work. On one side, this work aims to link and overlay supply-side and demand-side analysis for a complete picture of the impact that informs inclusive innovation opportunities by the private sector. On the other, the research allows policymakers and regulators to identify gaps and implement reforms to existing regulations and payment and financial markets infrastructures that promote digital penetration and usage among the users of remittance services.
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Portable Digital Identification as an Enabler to International Remittances
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A Policymaker’s Guide to Enabling Low-Value Remittances in Cross-border Payment Systems
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The Proxy Addressing System Service (PASS): Simplifying Cross-Border Payments with Interoperable Alias
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Bridging the Digital Divide: Gender Insights on Remittance Access, Usage, and Financial Health
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Migrant Money Annual Report 2022: Beyond sending money back home: remittances and migrant-centred sustainable development
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Systematic Capture, Management, and Analysis of Remittance Data by Central Banks
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Remittance Reporting and Analysis System
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Case for Collection and Analysis of Transaction-level Remittance Data
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Open Regulated Global Payments Inter-Network