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The intrinsic and instrumental value of money and resource management for people’s well-being in rural Kenya
August 1st, 2016
SUMMARY
This research sets out to identify people’s valued wellbeing goals and how different money and resource management strategies contribute to these goals. This exploration is framed within the current discourse on financial inclusion and capability and, based on Amartya Sen’s capability approach, argues for a new perspective on both concepts.
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Storchi, S. (2016). The intrinsic and instrumental value of money and resource management for people’s wellbeing in rural Kenya. FSD Kenya.
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