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Enhancing Financial Inclusion in Tanzania: Insights from FinScope Survey 2009

Explore key findings from the 2009 FinScope survey in Tanzania, analyzing financial access, barriers, and trends to deepen trust in the sector, along with demographic insights and mobile phone usage.

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Enhancing Financial Inclusion in Tanzania: Insights from FinScope Survey 2009

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  1. Financial Sector Deepening Trust FinScope 2009

  2. FinScope – scope of survey • 2006survey: First nationally representative financial consumer perception survey • Sample size 4,950 • 2009survey: regionally as well as nationally representative • Sample size 7,680

  3. Nationally representative sample

  4. Population pyramid: age & gender

  5. Demographicsfemale – male adult population

  6. Demographicsurban – rural population

  7. DemographicsUrban–rural/ male-femaleBased on the national estimates for 2009

  8. Highest level of education reached

  9. Source of income

  10. Access Strand

  11. Changes of the access strand since 2006

  12. Changes of the detailed access strand

  13. The detailed access strand – urban/rural

  14. Regions with more than 14% of their population being formally included

  15. Regions with 70% or more financially excluded

  16. The excluded by age groups for 2006 and 2009

  17. Landscape of access

  18. Landscape of access

  19. Banking status

  20. Movement in adult banked population

  21. Barriers to access

  22. Reason for never applying for a loan

  23. Reasons for not having savings and investment products

  24. Reason for not having a bank account

  25. Financial literacy 2009

  26. Insurance

  27. Insurance

  28. Reason for not having and insurance product

  29. Informal

  30. Informally served

  31. Reason for not belong to any informal savings group or society

  32. Adult Tanzanians who save with and borrow from friends & family

  33. Informally served adult Tanzanians who save with and borrow from friends & family

  34. Mobile phones

  35. Mobile phones

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