World Bank Group, Queen Máxima push financial health agenda for informal-sector workers
Ghana's financial access is high, but can informal workers save for retirement? A global push aims to change that.
The World Bank Group and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands convene a high-level roundtable in Accra on expanding savings and pensions for…
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