Financial health as a concept feels instinctive in nature. However, its definition, measurement approaches and constituent elements are complex in practice and highly context-driven. Our on-ground experience of working with low-and-moderate-income (LMI) individuals and communities to realise financial health outcomes, have been inspired by a host of collaborations and extensive evidence contributed by other practitioners. In our journey towards financial health goals, we continue to gather a wide variety of experiments, research and learning work from across the globe that highlights pathways for improving financial lives of people.
As we put together this evidence map that is evolving with experience, our hope is that it is widely shared and used to design, test, and refine solutions that make the lives of LMI people financially secure, resilient, and filled with confidence.
