Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia

This research uses an exploratory approach to evaluate digital financial literacy education and its impact on financial knowledge and financial behavior of rural residents. The villages in Siem Reap province were selected for this analysis, both for the provision of digital financial literacy educat...

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Main Authors: Banciu, Doina, Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine*, Munhenga, Trymore, Ivascu, Larisa
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Published: National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics 2022
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author Banciu, Doina
Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine*
Munhenga, Trymore
Ivascu, Larisa
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Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine*
Munhenga, Trymore
Ivascu, Larisa
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description This research uses an exploratory approach to evaluate digital financial literacy education and its impact on financial knowledge and financial behavior of rural residents. The villages in Siem Reap province were selected for this analysis, both for the provision of digital financial literacy education and for the measurement of digital financial literacy with the purpose of determining their impact on reducing poverty. This study reveals that access to financial inclusion services has extended and the low levels of literacy and financial literacy of the people in the selected villages have contributed to their unsustainable financial habits and in the end, they led to over indebtedness. A new approach to digital institutional economics was introduced as a tool for the evaluation of microfinancing. The institutionalization of financial inclusion strategies to incorporate financial literacy and the adherence to the laws of financial markets and the commercialization of operations are in order to pave the way for individual financial well-being, institutional growth, and sustainable economic development.
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spelling sunway-21492023-03-20T01:04:48Z http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2149/ Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia Banciu, Doina Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine* Munhenga, Trymore Ivascu, Larisa HG Finance This research uses an exploratory approach to evaluate digital financial literacy education and its impact on financial knowledge and financial behavior of rural residents. The villages in Siem Reap province were selected for this analysis, both for the provision of digital financial literacy education and for the measurement of digital financial literacy with the purpose of determining their impact on reducing poverty. This study reveals that access to financial inclusion services has extended and the low levels of literacy and financial literacy of the people in the selected villages have contributed to their unsustainable financial habits and in the end, they led to over indebtedness. A new approach to digital institutional economics was introduced as a tool for the evaluation of microfinancing. The institutionalization of financial inclusion strategies to incorporate financial literacy and the adherence to the laws of financial markets and the commercialization of operations are in order to pave the way for individual financial well-being, institutional growth, and sustainable economic development. National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics 2022 Article PeerReviewed Banciu, Doina and Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine* and Munhenga, Trymore and Ivascu, Larisa (2022) Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia. Romanian Journal of Information Technology and Automatic Control, 32 (4). pp. 77-92. ISSN 1841-4303 https://rria.ici.ro/en/digital-financial-literacy-and-microfinancing-among-underprivileged-communities-in-cambodia/ 10.33436/v32i4y202207
spellingShingle HG Finance
Banciu, Doina
Arulanandam, Benedict Valentine*
Munhenga, Trymore
Ivascu, Larisa
Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title_full Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title_fullStr Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title_full_unstemmed Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title_short Digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in Cambodia
title_sort digital financial literacy and microfinancing among underprivileged communities in cambodia
topic HG Finance
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