Making Mobile Phones Work for Women with Fistula: The M-PESA Experience in Kenya and Tanzania

Posted by VivianOnano on Jun 06, 2011
Author: 
USAID and Fistula Care
Publication Type: 
Report/White paper
Publication Date: 
Jan 2011
Publication language: 
English
Abstract: 

The Freedom from Fistula Foundation (FFF) in Kenya and Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) have taken great strides in reducing these barriers. Using a combination of mobile banking, public information, and free treatment, they have helped make fistula repair a reality for women who were previously excluded from care.

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Citation: 
USAID and Fistula Care. "Making Mobile Phones Work for Women with Fistula: The M-PESA Experience in Kenya and Tanzania." (2011)
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Author: 
USAID and Fistula Care
Publication Type: 
Report/White paper
Publication Date: 
Jan 2011
Publication language: 
English
Abstract: 

The Freedom from Fistula Foundation (FFF) in Kenya and Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) have taken great strides in reducing these barriers. Using a combination of mobile banking, public information, and free treatment, they have helped make fistula repair a reality for women who were previously excluded from care.

Countries: 
Global Regions: 
Citation: 
USAID and Fistula Care. "Making Mobile Phones Work for Women with Fistula: The M-PESA Experience in Kenya and Tanzania." (2011)

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