Call for a Media Partner
Background Over the last fifteen years, EFInA has conducted the Access to Financial Services in Nigeria (A2F) survey in pursuit of our goal of providing credible market information on the Nigerian financial sector. The demand-side survey conducted biennially, provides insights into how consumers manage their financial lives. Data from the survey is used by a diverse […]
Call for a Web Developer
BACKGROUND Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA) is a financial sector development agency with a mission to make Nigeria’s financial system work better, especially for the poor, by facilitating the emergence of an all-inclusive, growth-promoting financial system. EFInA’s website is a key platform for stakeholders engaged and enabling them to benefit from EFInA’s market systems […]
EFInA welcomes funding commitment to support collecting credible financial inclusion data in Nigeria.
23 February 2023, Lagos – EFInA welcomes funding support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation that contributes to the conduct of the Access to Financial Services in Nigeria (A2F) survey, as well as the development and implementation of a sustainability plan for the survey. The survey covers more than 27,000 consumers nationally and provides […]
EFInA and DSN launch National Financial Inclusion Dashboard at IFIC 2022
During the recently concluded International Financial Inclusion Conference IFIC 2022, EFInA in partnership with Data Scientist Network launched the National Financial […]
International Financial Inclusion Conference 2022 press release
The National Financial Inclusion Governance Committee Press Release / Announcement International Financial Inclusion Conference 2022 “Financial Inclusion for all: Scaling Innovative Digital Models” 24 – 25 November, 2022 Abuja, Nigeria www.ific2022.com International Financial Inclusion Conference: EFInA and Data scientist Network to Launch financial inclusion dashboard The National Financial Inclusion Governance Committee headed by the Central […]
MSME FINANCE BREAKING BARRIERS HACKATHON
In furtherance of its efforts to bridge the gap in access to formal credit for Micro, Medium, and Small-Scale Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria, Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access in partnership with GIZ is organising an innovative virtual hackathon challenge tagged: ‘MSME Finance…Breaking the Barriers’. The hackathon is designed to facilitate the development of tech applications […]
CALL FOR DESIGN CONSULTANT
About EFInA Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA) is a financial sector development organization that promotes inclusive finance in Nigeria. EFInA is renowned within Nigeria’s financial sector for providing thought leadership toward achieving financial inclusion and championing the unbanked. Data from the EFInA Access to Financial Services in Nigeria surveys and other research has served as […]
Internship Resourcing Placement
Are you interested in gaining work experience? We are searching for driven, detail oriented and talented interns with great growth capacity to learn and deliver on projects in a timely manner. Placements are available in 2 of our core business areas of research and programs. Key areas of focus include: – Research – literature review, […]
How Social Dynamics Influence Agent Operations in Nigeria
On May 6, 2021, EFInA hosted a workshop to discuss an ethnographic study on financial service agents in Nigeria as well as some of the findings from the 2020 Financial Service Agent Survey. The ethnographic study explored how social factors and gender dynamics influence financial service agents’ business operations, customer engagement and agent deployment models. […]
She is a Woman – Experiences of Women in Leadership
Women have been at the forefront of the COVID-19 crisis, as health care workers, caregivers, innovators, community organisers, and as some of the most exemplary and distinguished national leaders in the fight against the pandemic. The crisis has shown both the necessity of women’s contributions to the growth and development of society and the disproportionate […]
