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Case Study: Mobile Banking in Ethiopia Lorenz Wild Introducing the PRIME Senior Economic (Pastoralist Areas Resilience Technical Advisor Improvement through Market Expansion) projects Innovation Bethel Tsegaye and Investment Fund


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Case Study: Mobile Banking in Ethiopia

Introducing the PRIME (Pastoralist Areas Resilience Improvement through Market Expansion) project’s Innovation and Investment Fund Lorenz Wild Senior Economic Technical Advisor Bethel Tsegaye Innovation Investment Fund Manager

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Objective: increasing incomes and resilience of 250K households Approach: facilitation approach for strengthening absorptive, adaptive, and transformative capacities Partners: CARE, SOS Sahel, ACPA, Havayoco, Haramaya University, AISDA, FSA, Kimetrica, ECCD Geography: Afar, Somali, Oromia (dry-lands)

Livestock

Climate Change Adaptation Alternative Livelihoods

Learning / Knowledge Mgmt Nutrition/BCC

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Innovation and Investment Fund (IIF)

Ethiopia Crowding-in investments

Investments that drive social and economic change Long-term results not long-term involvement Gain understanding

  • f this new

investment strategy

  • Agreements with six companies for a total value of around $6 million USD
  • Private sector cost-share of $24.8 million USD, or 80 percent!
  • Companies that received support include:
  • Export abattoir
  • Micro-finance institution and mobile service provider
  • Poultry farm
  • Two milk processing facilities
  • Private equity firm
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S E E P 2 0 1 5 | P E O P L E O N T H E M O V E | I S L A M I C F I N A N C E F O R P A S T O R I A L I S T S I N A F R I C A

PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

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S E E P 2 0 1 5 | P E O P L E O N T H E M O V E | I S L A M I C F I N A N C E F O R P A S T O R I A L I S T S I N A F R I C A

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Drop-outs Urban population, non-livestock (incl migration) Pastoral (rural) livelihoods, not livestock Non- pastoralist livestock related Pastoralists

Pastoralists and Their Context

2001 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 PERCENTAGE YEAR

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Mobile and Agent Banking in Somali Region of Ethiopia

About the project Goal: Economically stable population in the Somali Region of Ethiopia Objectives:

  • 50% of mobile phone owners

in Somali Region have access to financial services

  • 25% increase on 3,000 HHs

income

  • 65% of the HelloCash account

holders in Somali region use

  • ne

additional services through their mobile bank accounts

Implementing partners and project cost-share

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Mobile and Agent Banking in Somali Region of Ethiopia

HelloCash – pilot phase in SRS (73 days)

  • 5 SMFI branches
  • 19 agents

Services

  • Account opening at branch and at agent,
  • Deposit at branch and at agent,
  • Transfer/withdrawal at branch and at agent

Channels used

  • IVR – voice based
  • USSD – menu based application
  • SMS – Short message service
  • Web – web based interface

The IVR, USSD and SMS channels were available in 5 languages;

  • Somali, Amharic, Oromiffa, Tigrinya and

English

Indicators Number/Amount Total number of active mobile accounts 1,456 Deposit to mobile account (ETB) 629,848 Fund Transfer (ETB) 52,911 Withdrawal from mobile account (ETB) 299,870 Total value of transaction (ETB) 982,629

Pilot results (73 days)

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Impact In less than a year SMFI has been able to provide financial services to 50,000 users through it’s branches and agents. The mobile and agent banking service has enabled SMFI to reach 4 times the number

  • f customers compared to previous 3 years

Targets for the next 3 years Main focus will be having a total coverage

  • f the SMFI all over the Somali Region:
  • Branches / Satellites (42)
  • Agents (4, 568)
  • End users (730, 057)

Mobile and Agent Banking in Somali Region of Ethiopia

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Question & Answer

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Further Info

www.mercycorps.org www.prime-ethiopia.org www.belcash.com

Contact

Lorenz Wild lwild@mercycorps.org Bethel Tsegaye btsegaye@et.mercycorps.org

Thank You