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Resilience

Exploratory Papers

Diaspora Micro-Savings Products

The paper sets out to specify the scope, key functional and non-functional policies, marketing policies, financial policies, and partnership policies necessary for a micro-savings product (M-savings bonds) that could be…

Migrant Money Notes

The Case for Digital Wages, Insurance, and Pensions for Migrant Financial Resilience

UNCDF aims to contribute towards the financial resilience of migrants and their families by facilitating the design and development of migrant-centric, gender-responsive, scalable, and commercially viable digital wage, insurance, and…

Articles and Case Studies

Insurance and Pensions: Charting the Path for Migrant Financial Resilience

The current state of migrant insurance and pensions, although sub-optimal, presents possible opportunities and prerequisites for a comprehensive financial resilience domain for the migrants. While the existing public and private…

Migrant Money Notes

Where Are We in Preparing the Building Blocks for Migrant Financial Resilience?

The existing building blocks of migrant financial resilience are a combination of international conventions, regional and bilateral agreements, unilateral government initiatives, and private sector initiatives to provide insurance and pension…

Migrant Money Notes

Scaling the Next Frontiers in Migrant Insurance and Pensions

Insurance and pension play a pivotal role in ensuring financial resilience of migrants and their families. The need for such services has also become accentuated in the post-COVID-19 scenario. Although…

Migrant Money Notes

The Future of Migrant Insurance and Pension

In this paper, reflecting the collective perspective of global stakeholders, UNCDF explores the possibilities of leveraging the potential of migrant insurance and pensions that can contribute to their comprehensive financial…

Articles and Case Studies

Queens, One of the First COVID-19 Epicenters, Faces a New Crisis: Hunger

In one of New York’s most diverse communities, food banks struggle to meet the growing demand from immigrant families out of work.