BETTER THAN CASH – UN PRINCIPLES FOR RESPONSIBLE PAYMENTS
SYLLABUS
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This is an asynchronous course which means you can complete it at your own pace
within the two-calendar month time frame.
If you do not complete the course within this time frame you will be automatically
off boarded.
The quiz assignment consists of multiple-choice questions.
The quiz will be graded automatically.
MODULE 1
Principle 1: Treat users fairly
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Topics
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The UN Principles for Responsible
Digital Payments
Video
An overview of the UN Principles for
Responsible Digital Payments.
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Introduction to treating users fairly
and its development journey
Video
An overview of Principle 1: Treat users
fairly.
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Case Study: Colombia (Ingreso
Solidario)
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Colombia (Ingreso Solidario)
Interaction
A summary of the recommendations
and solutions for governments, IDOs,
and companies, and how these
learnings can be applied.
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Apply your learning
MODULE 2
Principle 2: Ensure funds are protected and accessible
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Introduction to ensuring funds are
protected and accessible
Video
Case Study: Mexico (Cobro Digital)
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An overview of Principle 2: Ensure funds
are protected and accessible.
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Mexico (Cobro Digital)
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
MODULE 3
Principle 3: Prioritize women
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Introduction to prioritizing women
Video
An overview of Principle 3: Prioritize
women.
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Chile’s Commitment to Women’s Data
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Case Study: Chile’s Commitment
to Women’s Data
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MODULE 4
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
Principle 4: Safeguard client data
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Introduction to safeguarding client
data
Video
An overview of Principle 4: Safeguard
client data.
Case Study: Ghana (Data
Protection Commission)
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Ghana (Data Protection Commission)
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MODULE 5
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
Principle 5: Design for users
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Introduction to designing for users
Video
An overview of Principle 5: Design for
individuals.
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Rwanda (EjoHeza)
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Case Study: Rwanda (EjoHeza)
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Apply your learning
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
MODULE 6
Principle 6: Be transparent, particularly on pricing
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Introduction to being transparent,
particularly on pricing
Video
An overview of Principle 6: Be
transparent, particularly on pricing.
Case Study: Senegal (Integrated
Management Information System)
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Senegal (Integrated Management
Information System)
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MODULE 7
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
Principle 7: Provide user choice through interoperability
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Introduction to providing user
choice through interoperability
Topics
An overview of Principle 7: Provide user
choice through
Video
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India (Unified Payments Interface)
Case Study: India (Unified
Payments Interface)
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Apply your learning
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A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
MODULE 8
Principle 8: Make recourse quick, clear, and responsive
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Introduction to making recourse
quick, clear, and responsive
Video
An overview of Principle 8: Make
recourse quick, clear, and responsive.
Case Study: Afghanistan (Awaaz)
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Afghanistan (Awaaz)
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MODULE 9
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.
Principle 9: Champion value chain accountability
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Topics
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Introduction to championing value
chain accountability
Video
An overview of Principle 9: Champion
value chain accountability.
Case Study: International Rescue
Committee
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International Rescue Committee
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Apply your learning
A summary of the recommendations and
solutions for governments, IDOs, and
Interaction
companies, and how these learnings can
be applied.