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Field Notes
June 5th, 2018
FSD Kenya carries out research excursions across the country to obtain perspectives of ordinary Kenyans regarding finance, financial services and how the financial system has impacted their livelihoods. This feedback plays a vital role when designing financial solutions that add value to consumers. Below are various blog posts with first-hand information from the field.
| Date published | Blog Posts |
| 2nd September 2016 | Interest rates cap: views from Kawangware |
| 20th September 2016 | Transparency in finance: Is it a matter of life and death? |
| 28th October 2016 | Informal vs formal: The need for financial services to complement, not compete |
| 15th November 2016 | The use of borrowed airtime with interest in Kenya |
| 23rd November 2016 | The tea bonus: a blessing or a growing dependency? Tea farmers from Embu tell their story. |
| 25th January 2017 | Studying shocks to identify opportunities for financial service providers |
| 31st March 2017 | Creating value through financial inclusion: the trust element |
| 11th April 2018 | Light at the end of the tunnel: building livelihoods under tough conditions |
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