Policy Target

Sociocultural norms and moral values around financial transactions

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EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives contextualize the sociocultural appropriateness of financial practices and programs. Service providers have a clear, shared understanding of why some population groups – even when struggling financially – feel responsible and obliged to provide financial support and ensure financial wellbeing of their peers, friends, and relatives.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Number/percentage of people who report difficulties in refusing to lend money to family and friends
  • Number/percentage of people feeling confident they can turn to relatives and friends for financial emergencies
  • Periodic staff training programs and learning opportunities about recognition and respect of diverse sociocultural norms and expectations around financial practices


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