Financial Inclusion Measurement: Deepening the Evidence
The Inclusive Finance India Report is a comprehensive and well-researched account on cumulative progress made in India toward reaching the ambitious goal of universal financial inclusion.
The behavioural mechanics that make notice-and-consent models ineffective
In this post, we present our findings from our literature review based on which we conducted the behavioural study.
Designing effective consent artefacts under the Account Aggregator framework
Dvara Research and Final Mile are collaborating on a behavioural science informed primary study to unpack the barriers that customers currently face in engaging with and understanding consent artefacts.
Understanding new-to-UPI users’ experiences with UPI-based digital payment apps
While the usage of UPI-based payments has been steadily increasing, the experiences of new-to-UPI users are relatively less examined.
Making UPI payments more customer-centric for new-to-UPI users
This study was conducted through a donation from WhatsApp Pay. All material created under this study is made available as a public good, accessible through this page.
Managed Competition in Colombia
Colombia’s healthcare domain, like many other sectors in the country, was completely overhauled as part of the country’s sweeping reforms that followed the adoption of a new Constitution in 1991.
Health Insurance Ownership in India
In this study, we conduct a quantitative analysis of household finance data to understand the status of health insurance ownership in India, identify the determinants of health insurance ownership, and understand the relationship between households’ access to health insurance and their health expenditure.
Managed Competition in the National Health Insurance System of Israel
In this paper, we characterise the National Health Insurance system of Israel, its universal public healthcare system, as one which has adopted managed competition and achieved remarkable outcomes. We place the establishment of the system in the country’s political-economic context to determine the role of the structural factors in shaping health policy in the country.
Report: The costs of using Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) products
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) products have become one of the popular modes for customers to finance their retail purchases. BNPL products are being postured as challengers to credit cards that can make credit more accessible to customers at little to no cost.
NSSO’s latest Debt and Investment survey points to significant disparities in net worth among Indian households
In this post, we find that the distribution of net worth is skewed as there is a higher concentration of households with lower levels of net worth. It is also seen that households better integrated in the formal financial system enjoy a higher net worth compared to households that are not.
